This course introduces fundamental economic concepts, policies, and applications in line with the CBSE curriculum. Integrated case studies enhance practical understanding and real-world relevance.

Class 11 Economics Syllabus

Module 1: Basic Concepts in Economics (Periods: 25)

• Introduction to Economics: Definition and Scope
• Distinction Between Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
• Understanding Central Problems of an Economy (what to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce)

Module 2: Development Policies and Experience (Periods: 30)

• Poverty and Development: Concepts and Measurement
• Economic Reforms in India: Policy Changes and Impacts
• Globalization: Its Effects on the Indian Economy and Beyond

Module 3: Economic Statistics (Periods: 25)

• Data Presentation Techniques: Tables, Graphs, and Charts
• Measures of Central Tendency: Mean, Median, and Mode
• Measures of Dispersion: Range, Variance, and Standard Deviation

Assessment Structure

• Regular Quizzes and Class Discussions: To reinforce understanding and encourage participation.
• Mid-term and Final Exams: Comprehensive evaluation of students' grasp of the course material.
• Economic Policy Analysis Projects: In-depth exploration of specific economic policies and their implications.
• Presentation of Statistical Data: Students will analyze and present data to develop their analytical and presentation skills.

Why This Course?

Foundational Knowledge

Students will gain a solid foundation in economic principles, essential for advanced studies in economics, business, and related fields.

Real-World Applications

The integration of case studies will help students connect theoretical concepts to real-world economic scenarios, fostering practical understanding.

Analytical Skill Development

Through the study of statistics and economic data, students will develop critical analytical skills, enhancing their ability to interpret information and make informed decisions.

Engagement and Collaboration

Interactive assessments encourage engagement and collaboration, preparing students for teamwork and communication in future academic and professional endeavors.