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CBSE-Grade 11 Economic Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a standard, If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to Economic, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 11 Economic.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

    1. Indian Economy On The Eve Of Independence
    2. Indian Economy 1950-1990
    3. Liberalisation, Privatisation And Globalisation : An Appraisa
    4. Poverty
    5. Human Capital Formation In India
    6. Rural Development
    7. Employment: Growth, Informalisation And Other Issues
    8. Infrastructure
    9. Environment And Sustainable Development
    10. Comparative Development Experiences Of India And Its Neighbours
1. Indian Economy On The Eve Of Independence

1.A. Low Level Of Economic Development Under The Colonial Rule
1.B. Agricultural Sector
1.C. Industrial Sector
1.D. Foreign Trade

1.E. Demographic Condition

1.F. Occupational Structure

1.G. Infrastructure

2. Indian Economy 1950-1990
2.A. The Goals Of Five Year Plans
2.B. Agriculture
2.C. Industry And Trade
2.D. Trade Policy: Import Substitution

3. Liberalisation, Privatisation And Globalisation : An Appraisa
3.A. Background
3.B. Liberalisation
3.C. Privatisation
3.D. Globalisation

3.E. Indian Economy During Reforms: An Assessment

4. Poverty
4.A. Who Are The Poor
4.B. How Are Poor People Identified
4.C. The Number Of Poor In India
4.D. What Causes Poverty
4.E. Policies And Programmes Towards Poverty Alleviation

4.F. Poverty Alleviation Programmes—a Critical Assessment

5. Human Capital Formation In India
5.A. What Is Human Capital?
5.B. Sources Of Human Capital
5.C. Human Capital And Human Development
5.D. State Of Human Capital Formation In India
5.E. Education Sector In India

5.F. Future Prospects

6. Rural Development

6.A. What Is Rural Development
6.B. Credit And Marketing In Rural Areas
6.C. Agricultural Market System
6.D. Diversification Into Productive Activities
6.E. Sustainable Development And Organic Farming

7. Employment: Growth, Informalisation And Other Issues
7.A. Workers And Employment
7.B. Participation Of People In Employment
7.C. Self-employed And Hired Workers

7.D. Employment In Firms, Factories And Offices

7.E. Growth And Changing Structure Of Employment

7.F. Informalisation Of Indian Workforce

7.G. Unemployment

7.H. Government And Employment Generation

8. Infrastructure
8.A. What Is Infrastructure
8.B. Relevance Of Infrastructure
8.C. The State Of Infrastructure In India
8.D. Energy
8.E. Health
9. Environment And Sustainable Development
9.A. Environment — Definition And Functions
9.B. State Of India’s Environment
9.C. Sustainable Development

9.D. Strategies For Sustainable Development

10. Comparative Development Experiences Of India And Its Neighbours
9.A. Developmental Path — A Snapshot View
9.B. Demographic Indicators
9.C. Gross Domestic Product And Sectors

9.D. Indicators Of Human Development

9.E. Development Strategies — An Appraisal

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CBSE-Grade 11 Psychology Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a standard, If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to Psychology, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 11 Psychology.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

    1. What is Psychology
    2. Methods of Enquiry in Psychology
    3. The Bases of Human Behaviour
    4. Human Development
    5. Sensory, Attentional and Perceptual Processes
    6. Learning
    7. Human Memory
    8. Thinking
    9. Motivation and Emotion
1. What is Psychology

1.A. Why Economics
1.B. Statistics In Economics
1.C. What Is Statistics
1.D. What Statistics Does

2. Methods of Enquiry in Psychology
2.A. About Data
2.B. What Are The Sources Of Data
2.C. How Do We Collect The Data
2.D. Census And Sample Surveys
2.E. Sampling And Non-sampling Errors
2.F. Census Of India And Nsso
3. The Bases of Human Behaviour
3.A. Organisation of Data
3.B. Raw Data
3.C. Classification Of Data
3.D. Variables: Continuous And Discrete

3.E. What Is A Frequency Distribution?

3.F. Bivariate Frequency Distribution

4. Human Development
4.A. Presentation of Data
4.B. Textual Presentation Of Data
4.C. Tabular Presentation Of Data
4.D. Tabulation Of Data And Parts Of A Table
4.E. Diagrammatic Presentation Of Data
5. Sensory, Attentional and Perceptual Processes
5.A. Measures of Central Tendency
5.B. Arithmetic Mean
5.C. Median
5.D.Mode
5.E. Relative Position Of Arithmetic Mean, Median And Mode
6. Learning

6.A. Measures of Dispersion
6.B. Measures Based Upon Spread Of Values
6.C. Measures Of Dispersion From Average
6.D. Absolute And Relative Measures Of Dispersion
6.E. Lorenz Curve

7. Human Memory
7.A. Correlation
7.B. Types Of Relationship
7.C. Techniques For Measuring Correlation
8. Thinking
8.A. Index Numbers
8.B. What Is An Index Number
8.C. Construction Of An Index Number
8.D. Some Important Index Numbers Consumer Price Index
8.E. Issues In The Construction Of An Index Number
9. Motivation and Emotion
9.A. Use of Statistical Tools
9.B. Suggested List Of Projects
9.C. Sample Project
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CBSE-Grade 11 Statistics Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a standard, If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to Statistics, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 11 Statistics.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

    1. About Statistics Economics
    2. Collection of Data
    3. Organisation of Data
    4. Presentation of Data
    5. Measures of Central Tendency
    6. Measures of Dispersion
    7. Correlation
    8. Index Numbers
    9. Use of Statistical Tools

1. About Statistics Economics

1.A. Why Economics
1.B. Statistics In Economics
1.C. What Is Statistics
1.D. What Statistics Does

2. Collection of Data

2.A. About Data
2.B. What Are The Sources Of Data
2.C. How Do We Collect The Data
2.D. Census And Sample Surveys
2.E. Sampling And Non-sampling Errors
2.F. Census Of India And Nsso

3. Organisation of Data

3.A. Organisation of Data
3.B. Raw Data
3.C. Classification Of Data
3.D. Variables: Continuous And Discrete

3.E. What Is A Frequency Distribution?

3.F. Bivariate Frequency Distribution

4. Presentation of Data

4.A. Presentation of Data
4.B. Textual Presentation Of Data
4.C. Tabular Presentation Of Data
4.D. Tabulation Of Data And Parts Of A Table
4.E. Diagrammatic Presentation Of Data

5. Measures of Central Tendency

5.A. Measures of Central Tendency
5.B. Arithmetic Mean
5.C. Median
5.D.Mode
5.E. Relative Position Of Arithmetic Mean, Median And Mode

6. Measures of Dispersion

6.A. Measures of Dispersion
6.B. Measures Based Upon Spread Of Values
6.C. Measures Of Dispersion From Average
6.D. Absolute And Relative Measures Of Dispersion
6.E. Lorenz Curve

7. Correlation

7.A. Correlation
7.B. Types Of Relationship
7.C. Techniques For Measuring Correlation

8. Index Numbers

8.A. Index Numbers
8.B. What Is An Index Number
8.C. Construction Of An Index Number
8.D. Some Important Index Numbers Consumer Price Index
8.E. Issues In The Construction Of An Index Number

9. Use of Statistical Tools

9.A. Use of Statistical Tools
9.B. Suggested List Of Projects
9.C. Sample Project

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AIIMS EXAM- Capsule Presentation

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AIIMS MBBS EXAM

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences MBBS Entrance Examination is a national level undergraduate medical entrance exam conducted by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, for admissions to MBBS programmes offered in AIIMS,IIMS New Delhi will offer 107 seats, while the other AIIMS institutions located in Bhopal, Bhubaneshwar, Jodhpur, Patna, Raipur and Rishikesh will each offer 100 seats. The two new AIIMS in Guntur and Nagpur will offer 50 seats each for this year. The entrance exam of AIIMS MBBS 2018 will be held in online mode, as a Computer Based Test (CBT) in two slots – morning and evening – over two consecutive days. On both days, each slot of the exam will take place for a duration of 3 hours and 30 minutes and the AIIMS MBBS 2018 candidates will have to appear as per the slot allotted to them. Along with NEET and JIPMER, AIIMS MBBS is one among India’s three medical entrance exams at the undergraduate level. Continue reading AIIMS EXAM- Capsule Presentation

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NEET EXAM – Capsule Presentation

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NEET EXAM

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is a national level single entrance test conducted for admissions to approximately 90,000 MBBS and BDS seats across the country. Analysis your preparation for Big Day 6th May by enrolling free registration and get online mock sample test with free tips and guidance with the experts faculty. Continue reading NEET EXAM – Capsule Presentation

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CBSE-Grade 11 Accountancy Syllabus

CBSE syllabus always maintains a standard, If a student has trouble understanding a topic related to Accounts, the student can go through questions and answers related to each topic covered in Class 11 Accountancy.

Some of the topics Covered include :

TOPICS

    1. Financial Statements – I
    2. Financial Statements – II
    3. Accounts from Incomplete Records
    4. Applications of Computers in Accounting
    5. Computerised Accounting System
1. Financial Statements – I

1.A. Stakeholders and their Information Requirements
1.B. Distinction between Capital and Revenue
1.C. Financial Statements
1.D. Trading and Profit and Loss Account
1.E. Operating Profit (EBIT)
1.F. Balance Sheet
1.G. Opening Entry

2. Financial Statements – II
2.A. Need for Adjustments
2.B. Closing Stock
2.C. Outstanding Expenses
2.D. Prepaid Expenses
2.E. Accrued Income
2.F. Income Received in Advance
2.G. Depreciation
2.H. Bad Debts
2.I. Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts
2.J. Provision for Discount on Debtors
2.K. Manager’s Commission
2.L. Interest on Capital
3. Accounts from Incomplete Records
3.A. Meaning of Incomplete Records
3.B. Reasons of Incompleteness and Its Limitations
3.C. Ascertainment of Profit or Loss
3.D. Preparing Trading and Profit and Loss Account and the Balance Sheet
4. Applications of Computers in Accounting
4.A. Meaning and Elements of Computer System
4.B. Capabilities of Computer System
4.C. Limitations of a Computer System
4.D. Components of Computer
4.E. Evolution of Computerised Accounting
4.F. Features of Computerised Accounting System
4.G. Management Information System and Accounting Information System
5. Computerised Accounting System
5.A. Concept of Computerised Accounting System
5.B. Comparison between Manual and Computerised Accounting
5.C. Advantages of Computerised Accounting System
5.D. Limitations of Computerised Accounting System
5.E. Sourcing of Accounting Software
5.F. Generic Considerations before Sourcing an Accounting Software