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IGNOU MCO-22 June 2025 Previous Year Question Paper

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS AND MANAGERIAL APPLICATIONS

Structured previous year question paper for MCO-22, June 2025 session.

Max marks: 100 · Questions: 10

Verified: 8 Sept 2026

MASTER OF COMMERCE

(M. COM.)

Term-End Examination

June, 2025

MCO-22 : QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS FOR

MANAGERIAL APPLICATION

Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 100

Note : Attempt any five questions. All questions

carry equal marks.

Q1.Distinguish between the census and sampling methods of data collection and compare their merits and demerits. Why is sampling method unavoidable in certain situations ?

Q2.What are ogives ? Point out its role. Discuss the method of constructing ogives with the help of an example. 5+15 [ 2 ]

Q3.“Time series analysis is one of the most powerful methods in use, especially for short-term forecasting purposes.” Comment on the statement . Also explain the decomposition method.

Q4.What are the various key issues in decision theory ? Explain the decision tree approach.

Q5.If the mean of the given frequency distribution is 35, then find the missing frequency Y. Also, calculate the me dian and mode for the distribution : 20 Class Frequency 10—20 2 20—30 4 30—40 7 40—50 Y 50—60 1 [ 3 ]

Q6.What do you understand by ‘Correlation Coefficient’ ? Discuss the different types of association between variables.

Q7.(a) “Standard deviation is a measurement that is designed to find the disparity between the calculated mean .” Elucidate the statement. 10

(b) The data set below gives the prices (in rupees) of few items at a departmental store. Find the standard deviation :

Q9.Write short notes on any four of the following : 5×4=20

(a) Regression Analysis

(b) Spreadsheet

(c) Measurement of secular trends

(d) Method of least square

(e) Rank Correlation [ 4 ]

Q10.Distinguish between any four of the following : 5×4=20

(a) Linear Regression vs. Non-linear Regression

(b) Type I and Type II errors

(c) Probability Sampling vs. Non- probability Sampling

(d) Discreate probability distribution vs. Continuous probability distribution

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