The person who is responsible for the general performance of an organization is called

(a)

Company secretary

(b)

Resolution

(c)

Voting

(d)

Poll

The word secretary has originated in

(a)

French

(b)

Latin

(c)

Tamil

(d)

None of these

The Latin word secretaries which means

(a)

Secretary

(b)

Sector

(c)

Secret

(d)

None of these

Some information should be kept very confidential in all the 

(a)

Companies

(b)

Private institutions

(c)

Industries

(d)

Owners

Every unlisted company and every private company having a paid up capital of

(a)

Rs 3 Crore

(b)

Rs 50 Lakhs

(c)

Rs 5 Crore

(d)

more than Rs 10 Crore

To deliver share certificate of allotment within

(a)

30 days

(b)

2 months

(c)

3 months

(d)

5 months

The company secretary must serve in the best interests of the

(a)

Board of directors

(b)

Debenture holders

(c)

Shareholders

(d)

All of the above

The meeting held with the shareholders of the company is called

(a)

Board meeting

(b)

Committees meetings

(c)

Shareholders meeting

(d)

None of these

First general meeting of the Public company is called the

(a)

Statutory meeting

(b)

Annual general meeting

(c)

Committee meetings

(d)

Board meetings

Which of the following meeting is held to transact the ordinary business of the company?

(a)

Statutory meeting

(b)

Annual general meeting

(c)

Board meeting

(d)

Committee meeting

Meetings of directors are called

(a)

Special meetings

(b)

Board meetings

(c)

Committee meetings

(d)

None of these

The decisions taken at a meeting are called

(a)

resolutions

(b)

voting

(c)

poll

(d)

all of the above

A director is acting as

(a)

agent of the company

(b)

trustee of the company

(c)

chief executive officer of the company

(d)

all of these

A company secretary is appointed by

(a)

Government

(b)

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India

(c)

The Board of Directors

(d)

Shareholders in Annual General Meetings

Which of the following must hold a statutory meeting?

(a)

Statutory Companies

(b)

Private Limited Companies

(c)

Public Limited Companies

(d)

Chartered Companies