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 ADARSH BAL NIKETAN SR. SEC. SCHOOL

IIT CAMPUS ROORKEE

SYLLABUS OF 12TH

 CLASS 

ECONOMICS 

SYLLABUS 

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COMPLITION 

FIRST UNIT TEST

1. Economics, economy and central problem of economics2. Consumer’s equilibrium –utility analysis3. Consumer’s equilibrium – indifference curve analysis4. Theory of demand

SECOND UNIT TEST

1. Economics, economy and central problem of economics2. Consumer’s equilibrium –utility analysis3. Consumer’s equilibrium – indifference curve analysis4. Theory of demand5. Price elasticity of demand6. Production function and return to a factor7. Money and supply of money8. Banking: commercial bank and central banks

PREBOARDS

1. Concept of cost

2. Concept of revenue3. Producer’s equilibrium4. Theory of supply5. Forms of market6. Market equilibrium under perfect competition and effects of shifts in

demand and supply7. Some basic concept of macroeconomics8. National income and related aggregate9. Methods of calculating national income10. Money and supply of money11. Banking: commercial bank and central banks12. Aggregate demand and its component

13. Short run equilibrium output14. Problem of deficit demand and excess demand15. Government budged and the economy16. Foreign exchange rate17. Balance of payment

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ECONOMICS-CLASS-XI

SYLLABUS DATE OFCOMPLITION

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1. Indian economy on the eve of independence

2. Five year plans in India goals and achievements

3. Features, problems and policies of agriculture

4. Strategy of industrial growth (1947-1990)

5. India’s foreign trade

6. Economic reforms since 1991 or new economic policies

7. Poverty

8. Human capital formation in India

9. Concept of economics and significance of statistics in economics

10. Collection of data

UNIT TEST 1

1. Concept of economics and significance of statistics in economics

2. Collection of data

3. Census and sample method of collection of data

4. Organisation of data

5. Presentation of data-textual and tabular presentation

6. Diagrammatic presentation of data: bar diagram and Pie diagram

7. Frequency diagram: histogram, polygon and ogive

8. Arithmetic line graphs or time series graph

9. Measure of central tendency-arithmetic mean

10. Measure of central tendency-median and mode

11. Correlation

12. Index number

13. Some mathematical tools used in economics: slope of line, slope of

curve and equation of line

14. Use of statistical tool: developing project in economics

FINAL EXAMS

1. Indian economy on the eve of independence

2. Five year plans in India goals and achievements

3. Features, problems and policies of agriculture

4. Strategy of industrial growth (1947-1990)

5. India’s foreign trade

6. Economic reforms since 1991 or new economic policies

7. Poverty

8. Human capital formation in India

9. Rural development

10. Employment and unemployment

11. Infrastructure

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12. Environment and sustainable development

13. Development experience of India, Pakistan and china—a comparative

study

14. Concept of economics and significance of statistics in economics

15. Collection of data

16. Census and sample method of collection of data

17. Organisation of data

18. Presentation of data-textual and tabular presentation

19. Diagrammatic presentation of data: bar diagram and Pie diagram

20. Frequency diagram: histogram, polygon and ogive

21. Arithmetic line graphs or time series graph

22. Measure of central tendency-arithmetic mean

23. Measure of central tendency-median and mode

24. Measure of dispersion

25. Correlation

26. Index number

27. Some mathematical tools used in economics: slope of line, slope of

curve and equation of line28. Use of statistical tool: developing project in economics