Indian Economic Development

 

·         Each chapter starts with ‘To Do’ and ‘Focus’. ‘Focus’ gives a glimpse of the central idea while ‘To Do’ displays different sections of the chapter.

·         Sections of a chapter are aligned with different components of the syllabus.

·         Crux of the content is highlighted through Blocks in each chapter of the text.

·         The text has been splashed with pictures to highlight useful information.

·         Power Points and Revision Window offer a quick glance of the subject matter.

·         ‘Exercise’ is tuned to the pattern of examination. Answers to important questions focus on the technique of writing. The exercise includes:

(i) objective type questions (remembering & understanding based questions), divided into five sections: (a) multiple choice questions, (b) fill in the blanks, (c) true or false, (d) matching/chronological, (e) assertion and reasoning, (f) case-based questions, (g) ‘very short answer’ objective type questions (ii) reason-based questions (iii) HOTS & applications (iv) analysis & evaluation (v) CBSE questions (with answers or reference to the text for answers) (vi) NCERT questions (with hints to answers) (vii) miscellaneous questions (with reference to the text for answers)

·         Ability Zone is a uniquely designed section at the end of the chapter. This raises the difficulty level, of course, but should serve as a critical input for the outstanding learners.

Introductory Macroeconomics

·         Each chapter starts with ‘To Do’. It displays different sections of the chapter.

·         Sections of a chapter are aligned with different components of the syllabus.

·         Crux of the content is highlighted through Blocks and Focus Zones throughout the text.

·         Each chapter is splashed with HOTS. This is to promote clarity of the basics.

·         Power Points and Revision Window offer a quick glance of the subject matter.

·         ‘Exercise’ is tuned to the pattern of examination. Answers to important questions focus on the technique of writing. The exercise includes:

(i) objective type questions (remembering & understanding based questions), divided into five sections: (a) multiple choice questions, (b) fill in the blanks, (c) true or false, (d) matching the correct statement, (e) ‘very short answer’ objective type questions, (f) case-based questions, (ii) reason-based questions (iii) HOTS & applications (iv) analysis & evaluation (v) CBSE questions (with answers or reference to the text for answers) (vi) NCERT questions (with hints to answers) (vii) miscellaneous and add-on questions (with hints or reference to the text for answers)

·         Dos and Don’ts (at the end of each chapter) should serve as a safeguard against misinterpretation of the concepts.

·         Ability Zone is a uniquely designed section at the end of the chapter. This raises the difficulty level, of course, but should serve as a critical input for the outstanding learners.

·         Solved & Unsolved numericals are given to boost a grip on the subject.