TU BBA/BBM/BIM Business Statistics practical paper

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This above presented photo is of practical paper (out of Kathmandu valley) of Business Statistics TU (BBA/BIM/BBM) third semester .
This paper contains full marks 24 and of pass mark 12.
Instructions are given at the top of Questions paper , which are very useful .Practical exam is of 1 hour. Practical exam routine of BBA BBM BIM 3rd semester will be published soon. 

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