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You might have mastered all the concepts in the economics syllabus before taking the exam on Mar 26, 2018. As the paper is going to be reconducted, shift your focus partially from traditional learning. Try to relate the concepts with daily happenings. This will give you a broader understanding.
Never Ignore Previous Years' Question Papers
There is a lot of scope for repetition of questions in the re-exam. Gather at least past five years' of question papers. Go through the previous years' question papers, which will also provide the important concepts.
No Space For Common Mistakes
As the coming examination is expected to be a bit tough, candidates should avoid making some silly mistakes such as not highlighting the principles while writing the answers. The most common error committed by many students is copying the data wrongly. If you want to know more common mistakes in the economics paper, refer to our post - 6 Mistakes To Avoid In The CBSE Class 12 Economics.
Work On Numericals
Never ignore practicing the numericals, which are important in both microeconomics and macroeconomics. Aspirants are advised to work more on the chapters like national income, revenues and costs and elasticity of demand and supply, and practise problems related to numericals on paper, which will make you remember the solutions for a long time.
Important Topics
- Money and Banking
- Balance of Payments
- Consumer Equilibrium and Demand
- Producer Behaviour and Supply
- Government Budget and the Economy
- Determination of Income and Employment
- NCERT textbooks
- Introductory Microeconomics and Macroeconomics by T.R. Jain, V.K. Ohri and O.P.Khanna
- Microeconomics by S. Chand
Reference Books
Never give up revising what you've learnt though this is a re-exam. Be confident and don't lose your hope at any cost. Be positive and think that this is one more opportunity for you to make the best out of. Drop your comments below so we can assist you better!
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