- CBSE Class 12 Economics exam is scheduled for March 18 this year
- The syllabus is divided into Macroeconomics and Indian Economic Development
- Key Macroeconomics topics include national income, banking, and government budget
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is scheduled for March 18. Students preparing for Economics have started to concentrate on revising crucial topics and strengthening their concepts in Economics.
CBSE Class 12 Economics is mainly categorised into two sections: one is Macroeconomics, and the other is Indian Economic Development. Students should concentrate on those topics that are regularly asked in board exams and have maximum weightage.
Macroeconomics topics such as national income and related indicators, money and banking, government budget and economy, balance of payments, and determination of income and employment have been considered crucial in this section. Students should practice numerical questions based on national income calculation and banking concepts, which are regularly asked in Economics exam.
Meanwhile, in the Indian Economic Development section, chapters such as Indian economy on the eve of independence, economic reforms since 1991, current challenges facing the Indian economy, human capital formation, and sustainable economic development are important. Questions from this section will check the students' understanding of economic policies and reforms.
It is recommended that students must focus on data interpretation questions and case study questions, which have started appearing in recent board question papers. Students must practice the question papers of previous years and sample question papers provided by CBSE.
Solving sample question papers within a given time limit will definitely increase students' confidence for appearing in the actual exam. Students must take a calm attitude and sufficient rest for appearing in the exam