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This document provides information and examples regarding case study approaches. It includes: 1) A definition of a case study as an analytical examination of one's understanding, and the typical elements of a case study like an introduction, situation, solution, benefits, and conclusion. 2) Steps for students to approach a case study analytically, including carefully reading the case, underlining important facts, writing the identified facts, studying the situation, and providing individual opinions on solutions. 3) A sample case study about a telephone company chief executive facing customer protests over proposed rate increases, with questions to address key facts, stakeholder importance, reasons for customer upset, and personal opinion on solutions. 4) An outline

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Case Study Approch

This document provides information and examples regarding case study approaches. It includes: 1) A definition of a case study as an analytical examination of one's understanding, and the typical elements of a case study like an introduction, situation, solution, benefits, and conclusion. 2) Steps for students to approach a case study analytically, including carefully reading the case, underlining important facts, writing the identified facts, studying the situation, and providing individual opinions on solutions. 3) A sample case study about a telephone company chief executive facing customer protests over proposed rate increases, with questions to address key facts, stakeholder importance, reasons for customer upset, and personal opinion on solutions. 4) An outline

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AEREN FOUNDATION’S Maharashtra Govt. Reg. No.

: F-11724

       

A N I S O 9 0 0 1 : 2 0 0 0 C E R T I F I E D I N T E R

CASE STUDY APPROACH


A Case study is an analytical system of examining one’s understanding.
Every case study invariably consists of the following elements.

(a) Introduction of the case.


(b) A situation
(c) Solution for the situation
(d) Benefits
(e) Conclusion with specific inputs
(f) Issues to be discussed /addressed.

How to approach a Case Study ---Student Perspective.


As a case needs to be studied analytically, the approach should also be in the form
of analysis.

The following steps form the part of analysis.

Read the case carefully from the beginning till the end.

(a) Underline the important features of the case which forms the fact.
(b) Write the facts which are identified collectively.
(c) Study the situation and identify them with the issue asked for addressing the
situation.
(d) Provide individual opinions on the situation based on the solution indicated.
SAMPLE CASE STUDY
Introduction of the Case

The following case is dealing about the Tri-State Telephone Operation.

Situation:-

John Godwin, Chief executive of Tri—State Telephone, leaned back in his


chair and looked at the ceiling. How was he ever going to get out of this mess? At
last night’s public hearing. 150 angry customers had marched in to protest Tri –
State’s latest rate request. After the rancorous shouting was over and the acrimonious
signs put away, the protesters had presented state regulators with some sophisticated
economic analysis in support of their case. Additionally, there were a number of
emotional appeals from elderly customers who regarded phone service as their
lifeline to the outside
world.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Solution:-

Godwin’s company has recently proposed a new pricing system whereby users of
local telephone services would simply pay for what they used rather than a monthly
flat fee. All of the senior managers were convinced that the plan was fairer, even
though some groups who used the phone with net able frequency (like real estate
agents) would pay more. It would give the company an incentive to bring new
services to their customers , and customers would be able to choose which ones to
buy.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Inputs:-

Godwin himself believed the company should help its customers rather than fight
with them.

Issue to be addressed.

(a) Facts of the case.


(b) Importance of stake holders.
(c) Why do you think Tri-State’s customers are so upset?
(d) Personal opinion on the solution.
QUESTION PAPER
INSTRUCTIONS

1. Answer papers should reach within the prescribed time i.e. ---10-------
days.
2. Answer papers are to be hand written.
3. Answer should be written in ruled full scale papers.
4. Question name & Question No. should be written properly.
5. If the answer papers are not received within the prescribed time then
the student will be disqualified.
6. Answer papers are to be sent by courier or speed post only.
7. Papers should be sent back along with the question papers.
8. Presentation and appearance of the answer papers also carry weight
age.
9. Explain with diagrams and charts where needed.
10. Graphs can be used for related questions.
11. Do not spoil the question paper.
Outline of Question pattern other than the case study approach

1. Each question asked would be related to some specific situation. The student is
expected to identify a case let related to that situation and answer the analyze
the question accordingly.

2. A case let is a short version of a case study. It may be a paragraph of about 10


to 20 lines with one or two questions for discussion.

3. This approach is aimed at increasing the identification strategy of a person with


respect to a specific situation and not at getting a direct answer to a question.

HOW THE QUESTION PAPER WOULD BE

SUB: BANKING MANAGEMENT

N.B. (1) All questions carry marks indicated in braces

(2) Answer any 16 questions.

1. Explain role of different---------------------------------------


2. Explain buyer’s credit and ---------------------------------
3. What is correspondent-----------------------------------
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