UGC NET International business Previous Year Questions
JRFSmart holds 16 previous-year questions on International business from UGC NET Commerce (Paper 2), filed under Unit 1: Business Environment and International Business, drawn from 12 of the 22 exam papers in the bank (2020–2024). Each question can be practised with a full explanation and shows how often NTA has returned to the same idea.
What is asked in International business
The questions in this topic fall under these subtopics, ordered by how many previous-year questions each has.
| Subtopic | Questions |
|---|---|
| Uppsala internationalisation model | 2 |
| Entry modes - risk and return | 1 |
| Entry modes for the inexperienced firm | 1 |
| EPRG framework | 1 |
| International product life cycle | 1 |
| Porter's Diamond - factor conditions | 1 |
| Joint ownership as an entry mode | 1 |
| Country risk ratings | 1 |
| Trade-related entry modes | 1 |
| Porter's Five Forces | 1 |
| Porter's Diamond of national advantage | 1 |
| Steps in going international | 1 |
NTA repeat analysis
International business appears in 12 of 22 papers (55%), which JRFSmart rates as high frequency.
2 questions in this topic have been verified as repeated in more than one paper.
Sample previous-year questions
In which one of the following modes of entry into foreign markets risk and profit potential are the highest?
Which is the most appropriate mode of entry in international business to an enterprise with little experience of International Markets?
Match List - I with List - II. LIST I | LIST II A. Ethnocentric Approach | I. Companies establish foreign subsidiary and empower their executives B. Polycentric Approach | II. The domestic companies view foreign market as an extension to domestic markets C…
According to Porter's Diamond, which of the following is NOT a factor of national competitive advantage?
The steps to be followed by a firm while strategizing to go international are as follows: a) Deciding when to enter b) Deciding which markets to enter c) Deciding whether to go global d) Choosing a mode of entry e) Deciding how to enter the chosen market…
The exporting firm is termed 'rider' where the other firm with an established distribution channel in the target country is termed as 'Carrier'. This phenomenon is known as:
Which of the following are the reasons for substitution between domestic and MNC goods? A. Increased knowledge of foreign products due to international information revolution B. No need to conduct advertising campaigns C. Transportation costs having fallen…
The most significant and widely used country risk ratings in International Business Risks are given by which of the following? a. Business Environment Risk Intelligence (BERT) Index b. Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) Indices. c. National Centre for Trade…
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