The CBSE Class 12 Marketing – II Marking Scheme Question Paper is designed to assess students’ grasp of advanced marketing concepts, includi
ng strategies, consumer behavior, market research, and sales management. It emphasizes analytical thinking, application-oriented learning, and decision-making abilities within marketing scenarios.
The paper is divided into distinct sections:
Objective Questions: Multiple-choice and true/false items to evaluate foundational knowledge such as pricing strategies and product lifecycle.
Short-Answer Questions: Assess students’ ability to explain topics like branding, advertising techniques, and customer relationship management.
Long-Answer Questions: Require detailed analysis of areas such as digital marketing, global market trends, and supply chain management.
Case Studies: Test practical application of concepts through real-world problem-solving and strategic insights.
The marking scheme ensures transparency and fairness by rewarding clarity, accuracy, and depth. Answers are judged on logical reasoning, relevance, and appropriate use of marketing terminology. Creative and practical solutions in case studies earn extra credit. This structured evaluation equips students with the skills and knowledge essential for higher studies and careers in marketing, preparing them for today’s competitive business world.
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CBSE Class 12 Marketing Marking Scheme Question Paper 2025.pdf
2025
CBSE Class 12 Marketing Marking Scheme Question Paper 2018.pdf
2018
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Businesses use key performance indicators (KPIs) like sales growth, website traffic metrics, social media engagement rates, customer acquisition costs, and return on investment (ROI) to evaluate their marketing success.
Influencer marketing leverages individuals with a large following to promote products or services. These influencers can affect purchasing decisions due to their authority or relationship with their audience.
CRM focuses on managing a company's interaction with current and potential customers. It uses data analysis about customers' history with a company to improve business relationships.
Promotional tools include advertising campaigns (TV ads), personal selling (sales presentations), public relations (press releases), direct mail campaigns (catalogues), and sales promotions (discounts).
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