UGC NET Schools of management thought Previous Year Questions
JRFSmart holds 5 previous-year questions on Schools of management thought from UGC NET Commerce (Paper 2), filed under Unit 6: Business Management and Human Resource Management, drawn from 5 of the 22 exam papers in the bank (2020–2026). Each question can be practised with a full explanation and shows how often NTA has returned to the same idea.
What is asked in Schools of management thought
The questions in this topic fall under these subtopics, ordered by how many previous-year questions each has.
| Subtopic | Questions |
|---|---|
| Human relations approach | 1 |
| Scientific management | 1 |
| Management process school | 1 |
| Theories and their propounders | 1 |
| Thinkers and their contributions | 1 |
NTA repeat analysis
Schools of management thought appears in 5 of 22 papers (23%), which JRFSmart rates as medium frequency.
Sample previous-year questions
Match the LIST-I with LIST-II LIST I | LIST II A. Theory of Bureaucracy | I. Elton Mayo B. Core Competency | II. C.K. Prahalad and Gary Hamel C. Scientific Management | III. Max Weber D. Hawthorne Experiment | IV. Frederick W. Taylor Choose the correct…
Match List - I with List - II. LIST I | LIST II A. Managerial Grid | I. Charles Bird B. Hawthorne Experiments | II. Alderfer C. Trait Theory | III. Blake and Mouton D. ERG Theory | IV. Elton Mayo Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
Who has given a new school of thought known as the 'Principles of Management' or the 'Management Process School'?
Frederic W. Taylor is acknowledged as the father of scientific management. What is his major contribution to management.
The Human Relations Approach rejected the 'rabble hypothesis' by giving which of the following argument?
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