NCERT reference · Board exam
12 chapters across Microeconomics and Macroeconomics — the two sides of board exam Economics. Microeconomics covers how individual markets work; Macroeconomics covers how the whole economy works.
12
chapters across 2 books
2
subject areas
80
marks in board exam
Study map
Microeconomics (6 chapters)
Consumer, producer, markets — demand, cost curves, equilibrium, monopoly.
Macroeconomics (6 chapters)
GDP, money, banking, multiplier, budget, and open economy.
Syllabus by book
How individual consumers and producers make decisions — utility, budget lines, production functions, cost curves, and market structures from perfect competition to monopoly.
The economy as a whole — GDP measurement, multiplier effect, money supply, banking, fiscal policy, and how exchange rates and trade affect national income.
Numbers-to-test bridge
Macro numericals and micro theory are tested as separate sections on the board paper — revise them as two distinct blocks.
Step 1
Generate 10 Microeconomics MCQs on consumer equilibrium, production costs, and market structures.
Step 2
Ask for Macroeconomics numericals on national income methods, multiplier, and money supply.
Step 3
Create a mixed drill on government budget, balance of payments, and open economy concepts.
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