CBSE 12th Economics Previous 5-10 Years Question Papers Download PDF

Economics! One of the favorite subjects of the students who are studying Commerce in class 12th. Here you will get 5 to 10 years CBSE 12th Economics Previous year question papers.

Have you started your preparation? as board exams will not take much time to come, it’s a kind of tension which every student feels at this time of his life.

You are a student and this is enough to make you realize that you have to manage everything at the same time. Chill and outset your preparations.

Since you are reading this article, therefore, it is obvious that you are a disciple from Commerce background, and have come here to get the question papers of Economics. The link to download the papers is given at the top of this article.

To start with your exam preparation, you first need to know the syllabus of Economics.

CBSE 12th Economics Syllabus

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Units	Marks
Part A: Introductory Microeconomics
Introduction	6
Consumer Equilibrium and Demand	16
Producer Behavior and Supply	16
Forms of Market and Price Determination	12
Part B: Introductory Macroeconomics
National Income and Related Aggregates	15
Money and Banking	8
Determination of Income and Employment	12
Government Budget and the Economy	8
Balance of Payments	7
Total	100

Let us have a brief discussion on these chapters which will help you to know them better.

Part A: Introductory Microeconomics

Introduction: – The introduction section as the name suggests will give you an idea that what actually economics is? and you will get to know the basic concepts.

Consumer Equilibrium and Demand: – This chapter will have the meaning of utility, marginal utility, the law of diminishing marginal utility, conditions of consumer’s equilibrium using marginal utility analysis, etc. Well! if you study this chapter well, then you can easily secure 16 marks in it.

Producer Behavior and Supply: – It explains the concept of functions of Short-Run and Long-Run.

Forms of Market and Price Determination: – Here, you will study different market forms with perfect competition – its features, determination of market equilibrium, and effects of shifts in demand and supply.

Part B: Introductory Macroeconomics

National Income and Related Aggregates: – This is the highest-scoring chapter among the chapters in part B which includes the basic concepts like, consumption goods, capital goods, final goods, intermediate goods; stocks and flows, gross investment, and depreciation.

Money and Banking: – As the name suggests, it will discuss money transactions, the Banking system, and much more. Importantly, it will explain the money creation by the commercial banking system.

Determination of Income and Employment: –  It Deals with the Aggregate demand and its components. This chapter can be a little tough for students, but one thing is sure that once you understand its basic terms, you will never forget this chapter.

Government Budget and the Economy: – It helps students to know what actually is going on in the country. It will explain the meaning, objectives, and components of the government budget.

Balance of Payments: – This chapter will explain the meaning and components, the balance of payments deficit-meaning of Balance of payments account.

I know reading the syllabus of the upcoming exam is such a headache, sometimes it is depressing too. But, take it easy, the moment is yours, use it wisely.

Economics Previous Year Papers – Preparation Tip

Year	Previous Year Papers
2016	CBSE Economics previous year paper 2016
2015	CBSE Economics previous year paper 2015
2014	CBSE Economics previous year paper 2014
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First of all, give your precious ear to your teacher in class, never miss a class in Economics. It’s a fact that every teacher explains at its best, but it’s up to the students how they understand it.

Give time to make your notes, as economics has so many basic concepts and definitions that should be cleared by a student to score well.

Make flow charts of all important terms, their descriptions, definitions, and theories which will make your study easier.

Practice all the numerical type question, they will help you to score if in any case, you forget some term. But, you can never forget the numerical if they are practiced well.

Focus on the chapters which include more marks. The chapters like Consumer Equilibrium and Demand, Producer Behavior and Supply, National Income, and Related Aggregates will help you to secure good marks. But, make sure that you don’t leave other chapters. Focus on important chapters but study all.

Try to Finish the easy chapters first. For the chapters which seem to be short and easy to you, complete them first. This way your head will not be burdened by the hesitation that you still got a chapter left to complete.

The NCERT textbook is not sufficient to practice economics. The textbook will clear your concepts, but it cannot give you the material to write the exams. For this, you have to study from refreshers.

Never ever start a new topic at the time of the exam. Instead, give your quality time to revision.

Well! I hope, these tips will help you until the end. So, practice hard as there is no alternative for hard work.

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