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NIOS · Class 10 · Entrepreneurship

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Card 1Process of Setting Up an Enterprise

What is an enterprise?

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An enterprise is an industrial undertaking, a business concern, or any other establishment engaged in production or procurement of goods or services to meet customer demand. It is the practical form o…

Card 2Process of Setting Up an Enterprise

What does setting up an enterprise mean?

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Setting up an enterprise means converting an innovative business idea into a realistic project so that it can earn profits in the long run. It involves planning, choosing a suitable form of organisati…

Card 3Feasibility Study

Why is feasibility study important before starting a business?

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A feasibility study checks whether a business idea is practical and possible. It helps find potential problems early and shows whether the idea is technically possible, financially sound, and suitable…

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Define feasibility study.

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Feasibility study is a systematic analysis that involves finding and documenting potential solutions to a particular business idea. It examines whether the proposed business can work in real condition…

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What are the types of feasibility analysis?

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The main types are market analysis, technical analysis, financial analysis, commercial feasibility analysis, and economic analysis. Each one checks a different aspect of the project, such as demand, t…

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What does market feasibility analysis examine?

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Market feasibility analysis studies the market potential, market share, competitors, market growth, demand, target customers, and selling price. Market survey is commonly used for this study.

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What is technical feasibility analysis?

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Technical feasibility analysis checks whether the project can work with the available technology and facilities. It studies land, building, transport, raw materials, location, technical know-how, labo…

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What is financial feasibility analysis?

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Financial feasibility analysis studies the risk and uncertainty involved in the project and checks whether the project is financially viable. It considers expected income, taxes, rebates, incentives, …

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What are the important topics in Setting up an Enterprise for NIOS Class 10 Entrepreneurship?
Key topics in Setting up an Enterprise include Process of Setting Up an Enterprise, Forms of Enterprise, Sole Proprietorship, Partnership and LLP, Joint Stock Company, Private Company and Public Company. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the NIOS Class 10 board exam.
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