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Class 11 Economics

Class 11 Economics: full syllabus tuition with regular tests (CBSE / UP Board).

12 MonthsDuration 12Chapters59Topics
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Syllabus · पाठ्यक्रम

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01Introduction to Statistics 4 topics
  1. What is economics
  2. Consumption, production and distribution
  3. Statistics in economics
  4. Meaning, scope and importance of statistics
02Collection of Data 5 topics
  1. Sources of data: primary and secondary
  2. Instruments: questionnaire and interview
  3. Census and sample surveys
  4. Sampling and non-sampling errors
  5. Census of India and NSO
03Organisation of Data 5 topics
  1. Classification of data
  2. Variables: continuous and discrete
  3. Frequency distribution
  4. Class intervals, class mark, exclusive and inclusive methods
  5. Bivariate frequency distribution
04Presentation of Data 5 topics
  1. Textual and tabular presentation
  2. Bar diagrams and pie diagrams
  3. Histogram and frequency polygon
  4. Ogives (cumulative frequency curves)
  5. Arithmetic line graphs
05Measures of Central Tendency 5 topics
  1. Arithmetic mean: simple and weighted
  2. Median and its calculation
  3. Quartiles
  4. Mode
  5. Relative position of mean, median and mode
06Correlation 4 topics
  1. Types of correlation
  2. Scatter diagram
  3. Karl Pearson's coefficient of correlation
  4. Spearman's rank correlation
07Index Numbers 5 topics
  1. Meaning and construction of index numbers
  2. Simple aggregative and weighted index numbers
  3. Laspeyres and Paasche methods
  4. Consumer price index, wholesale price index, index of industrial production
  5. Uses of index numbers and inflation
08Introduction to Microeconomics 5 topics
  1. Central problems of an economy
  2. Organisation of economic activities: market and planned economy
  3. Positive and normative economics
  4. Microeconomics and macroeconomics
  5. Production possibility curve and opportunity cost
09Theory of Consumer Behaviour 6 topics
  1. Utility: total and marginal; law of diminishing marginal utility
  2. Consumer's equilibrium
  3. Budget set and budget line
  4. Indifference curve analysis
  5. Demand, law of demand and shifts in demand
  6. Price elasticity of demand
10Production and Costs 5 topics
  1. Production function: short run and long run
  2. Total, average and marginal product
  3. Law of variable proportions and returns to scale
  4. Short run costs: TFC, TVC, TC, AFC, AVC, AC, MC
  5. Shapes of cost curves
11The Theory of the Firm under Perfect Competition 5 topics
  1. Features of perfect competition
  2. Revenue: TR, AR, MR
  3. Profit maximisation conditions
  4. Supply curve of a firm and shut-down point
  5. Market supply curve and price elasticity of supply
12Market Equilibrium 5 topics
  1. Equilibrium price and quantity
  2. Excess demand and excess supply
  3. Shifts in demand and supply
  4. Market equilibrium with free entry and exit
  5. Price ceiling and price floor

About

You will be able to

  • Collect, organise and present economic data in tables, graphs and diagrams
  • Calculate mean, median and mode, correlation and index numbers and interpret them
  • Explain the central problems of an economy and the production possibility curve
  • Analyse consumer behaviour: utility, budget line, demand and price elasticity
  • Explain production, cost curves and revenue of a firm under perfect competition
  • Show how market equilibrium price is determined and the effect of price controls

Who it is for

  • Class 11 commerce and humanities students of CBSE and UP Board
  • Students planning for B.A. / B.Com Economics, BBA or CUET
  • Students who find statistics numericals and graphs difficult

What you need

  • Passed Class 10 with Mathematics (basic)
  • NCERT 'Statistics for Economics' (Class 11) and 'Introductory Microeconomics' textbooks, graph paper and calculator

Questions

Which syllabus is followed?

The current CBSE Class 11 Economics syllabus: NCERT 'Statistics for Economics' and 'Introductory Microeconomics'. UP Board students are taught the same concepts with board-specific practice.

Are statistics numericals practised?

Yes. Mean, median, mode, correlation and index numbers are practised step by step with NCERT exercises.

Is the statistics project guided?

Yes. Students are guided to choose a topic, collect data and prepare the project report.

How are tests conducted?

Chapter tests, monthly tests with numericals and diagrams, and a full-syllabus final exam.

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