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Select the correct answer from the options given below and rewrite the statement:i. _________ is the main authority to regulate the administration of Companies Act, 2013 in India. (a) MCA (b) Company Secretary (c) Board of Directorsii. The headquarters of MCA is at _____________ (a) Mumbai (b) New Delhi (c) Puneiii. To administer the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 is the objective of _____________ (a) MCA (b) ROC (c) Directorsiv. _________ is responsible for registering companies. (a) ROC (b) SEBI (c) Auditorsv. The Certificate of Incorporation is issued by _______ (a) ROC (b) MCA (c) NCLTvi. _________ can strike off or remove the name of a company from the Register of Companies. (a) MCA (b) ROC (c) SEBIvii. Central Government exercises administrative control over ROCs through the _____________ (a) MCA (b) SEBI (c) Regional Directorsviii. _____________ is the quasi-judicial body set up by the Central Government to grant certain approvals and decide disputes under the provisions of the Companies Act. (a) MCA (b) ROC (c) NCLTix. _____________ can hear appeals against the orders issued by NCLT. (a) NCLAT (b) SEBI (c) MCAx. An appeal against the order of NCLAT can be filed in the _____________ (a) MCA (b) SEBI (c) Supreme Courtxi. _____________ was established as a statutory body to regulate the securities market in India. (a) NCLT (b) MCA (c) SEBIxii. _____________ regulates the functioning of Stock Exchange in India. (a) SEBI (b) MCA (c) ROC |
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Answer» i. (a) MCA ii. (b) New Delhi iii. (a) MCA iv. (a) ROC v. (a) ROC vi. (b) ROC vii. (c) Regional Directors viii. (c) NCLT ix. (a) NCLAT x. (c) Supreme Court xi. (c) SEBI xii. (a) SEBI |
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