Learn — All Units

The foundation of macroeconomics. Master aggregates like GDP, GNP, NDP and NNP, learn the three methods of calculating national income and solve the numericals that CBSE loves to ask.

Money, banks and the central bank run the financial engine of an economy. Master credit creation, the money multiplier, RBI tools like CRR, SLR and repo rate — the highest-weightage unit in macro.

How does an economy decide its level of output? Through aggregate demand and supply, the consumption and saving functions, the multiplier, and the gaps of excess and deficient demand. Diagram-heavy unit — learn every graph.

The government's annual financial statement — receipts, expenditure, and the deficits that dominate exam questions. Master revenue vs capital, the deficit formulas and fiscal policy. Formula-rich unit with high numerical weightage.

How India trades with the world and manages its currency. Understand the current and capital accounts, exchange rate regimes, and the appreciation–depreciation mechanics that CBSE loves in MCQs and diagrams.

From a colonial economy to a planned one and then to LPG reforms. Master the state of the economy at independence, the Five Year Plans, the Green Revolution, and the 1991 liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation.

Human capital, rural development, employment, poverty, and sustainable development — the challenges India still faces. Rich in schemes, data points and case-based questions.

India, China and Pakistan took different development paths and achieved different results. Master the comparative data on population, GDP, human development and strategy — a compact but high-scoring unit.