Assam Board Class 12 Economics Syllabus 2026-27

Exam scheme

Higher Secondary Final year, AHSEC. Theory 80 + project 20 = 100 marks.

Part Topic Marks
A Introductory macroeconomics 40
B Indian economic development 40
C Project work 20

Part A — Introductory macroeconomics

  1. National income and related aggregates (10) — GDP, GNP, NDP, NNP; methods of national income; circular flow; real vs nominal GDP.
  2. Determination of income and employment (12) — aggregate demand; consumption and investment functions; multiplier; deficient/excess demand.
  3. Money and banking (6) — money supply; RBI; commercial banks; monetary policy.
  4. Government budget and the economy (6) — budget components; fiscal deficit; government expenditure.
  5. Open economy (6) — balance of payments; exchange rate; trade.

Part B — Indian economic development

  1. Development experience (1947–1990) (7)
  2. Economic reforms since 1991 (5)
  3. Current challenges facing Indian economy (22) — poverty, human capital, rural development, employment, infrastructure, sustainability.
  4. Development experiences: comparison with neighbours (6)

Project

Field-based or data-analysis project in economics as prescribed by AHSEC (20 marks including presentation and viva).

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