MBA 236: FUNDAMENTALS OF BUSINESS ANALYTICS

End Trimester Examination – February 2022

Trimester – II

Submitted By:

Section - E, Group 03

Rounak Shringi 2127404

Vaibhav Verma 2127418
Vivek Rathore 2127422
Sreelakshmi KS 2127438
Teena Ann Raju 2127446

Under the guidance of

Prof. Kunal Saha

MBA PROGRAMME
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
CHRIST (DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY), BANGALORE

FEBRUARY 2022
 DECLARATION

We hereby declare that the assessment is done as a part of the Fundamentals of Business
Analytics for the End Trimester Examination – Trimester II. It has been carried out by the
students mentioned below for the partial fulfilment of Master of Business Administration
(MBA).

We further declare that the report submitted for the degree award is our original work. We
have not used work previously produced by another student or any other person to hand in as
our own. Also, we have not allowed and will not allow anyone to copy our work with the
intention of passing it as someone else’s work.

Date: 5th February 2022

Rounak Shringi 2127404

Vaibhav Verma 2127418
Vivek Rathore 2127422
Sreelakshmi KS 2127438
Teena Ann Raju 2127446
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are indebted to all the people who helped us accomplish this Report.

First, we thank the Vice-Chancellor, Dr Fr Abraham VM, CHRIST (Deemed to be

University), Bangalore, for giving us the opportunity to do our project.

We thank Dr Jain Mathew, Dr Jeevananda S, Associate Dean, Prof. Krishna MC, Head of the
Department, School of Business and Management, CHRIST (Deemed to be University),
Bangalore, for their kind support.

We also thank Prof. Kunal Saha for his support and guidance during the course of our
project. We remember him with much gratitude for his patience and motivation, but for
which we could not have submitted this work.

We thank our parents for their blessings and constant support, without which this project
report would not have seen the light of day.

Rounak Shringi 2127404

Vaibhav Verma 2127418
Vivek Rathore 2127422
Sreelakshmi KS 2127438
Teena Ann Raju 2127446
 Q1

(i) There are 310 unique genres are present in the dataset.

(ii) The oldest movie in the dataset is “THE GODFATHER (1972)”.

(iii) The no. of movies rated as PG -13 are 363

(iv) Total movies by Walt Disney are 155.

Q2
(i) No. of Movies whose Domestic and International Sales does not add up to Global
Sales 29
(ii)

Highet earnings as per the dataset is done by AVATAR (2009) of $2847246203 in World Sales

(iii) The total no. is 364.

(iv) The
3.
(i) Age is the most appropriate dependent variable
(ii) In regression R square is known as coefficient of determination. Here it is 37.97%. That is
37.97% of variance in age can be explained by the independent variables collectively. It
measures the relationship between the model and the age.
(iii) concrete compressive strength is having lesser p value, 4.48E-79 as compared to other
independent variables. The lesser the p value, more the predictive power. Super plasticizer is
having highest p value 0.81354, as compared to others so this have lesser predictive power.
Any p value greater than or equal to 0.15 do not add much predictive power and can be
neglected. SO here super plasticizer can be deleted from analysis.
(iv)

The normal probability plot is a graphical technique for assessing whether or not a
data set is approximately normally distributed.
The data are plotted against a theoretical normal distribution in such a way that the
points should form an approximate straight line. Departures from this straight line
indicate departures from normality.
4 (i)
 Amount Description
7.00% Annual interest rate Assumed
300 Number of months of payments Assumed
₹ 60,00,000 Amount of loan Assumed
Formula Description Excel Formula
₹ -42,406.75 Monthly payment for a loan =PMT(A2/12,A3,A4)
Monthly payment for a loan with =PMT(A2/12,A3,A4,,1)
payments being due at the beginning of
₹ -42,160.81 the period.
₹ -7,406.75 Principal payment for month (1 PMT) =PPMT(A2/12,C9, A3, A4)
₹ -35,000.00 Interest payment for month (1 IPMT) =IPMT(A2/12, C10, A3, A4)
₹ -42,406.75 Monthly payment for a loan (SUM) =SUM(A9:A10)
The total principal paid in the periods (1 =CUMPRINC(A2/12,A3,A4,D12,F12,0)
-₹ 60,00,000.00 to 300 months)
The total interest paid in the periods (1 =CUMIPMT(A2/12,A3,A4,D13,F13,0)
-₹ 67,22,025.55 to 300 months)

ii )the one way data table is created by listing input values in a column. Here the annual
interest rate is listed ranging from 7% through 16% in 1% increment. Next move over one
column and up one row from the list of input values. Here the formula for EMI is listed for
the data table to calculate is listed. then the table range is selected.. The first column in the
table range is the column containing the inputs; its last column is the last column containing
an output. After selecting the table range, display the Data tab on the ribbon. In the
Forecast group, click What-If Analysis, and then click Data Table. Now for the column input
cell, the listed intrest rate is used. and thus the one way data table is created.

Interpretation ----- here we can see as the intrest rate increases the EMI increases.

iii) annual intreset rate varies from 7% through 16% (in

1% increments) and loan amount varies from 5000000 through 9500000 (in 500000
increments). here we need a two-way data table. list the values for one input
down the first column of the table range. here the interaset rate is used and the
values for the other input in the first row of the table range. here the loan amount is used.
A two-way data table can have only one output cell, and the formula for the output must be
placed in the upper-left corner of the table range. Therefore, I placed the EMI formula is
placed here. select the table range and display the Data tab. In the Forecast group, click
What-If Analysis and then click Data Table. Annual interest rate is the column input cell, and
loan amount is the row input cell.
variable costs. hence the two way data table is created.

interpretation -- here we can see that as the loan amount increases the EMI increases for
the same interest rate. And as the intereset rate and Loan amount increases there is a
significant increase in the EMI.