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What is the highest possible score a student can achieve in the semester assessment?
What is the highest possible score a student can achieve in the semester assessment?
A student with attendance greater than 75% receives 5 marks in the Class Attendance Score.
A student with attendance greater than 75% receives 5 marks in the Class Attendance Score.
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Name one focus area of the Indian economy according to the content.
Name one focus area of the Indian economy according to the content.
Poverty and Inequality
The current Five-Year Plan's achievements can be analyzed under the topic of ______.
The current Five-Year Plan's achievements can be analyzed under the topic of ______.
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Match the following units of Indian Economics with their topics:
Match the following units of Indian Economics with their topics:
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Study Notes
Examination Structure
- Semester Internal Examination (SIE): 25 marks, 20 short answer type and 5 short answer type questions.
- Group A: 5 very short answer questions (1 mark each).
- Group B: 2 descriptive questions (10 marks each), choose one.
- Internal Assessment: Consists of a Semester Internal Assessment Test (SIA) of 10 marks and Class Attendance Score (CAS) of 5 marks. Attendance scores are converted based on attendance percentage.
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End Semester Examination (ESE): 75 marks, Group A: compulsory, containing three questions.
- Question 1 (short answer, 1 mark each, 5 qs)
- Question 2 & 3 (short answer, 5 marks each)
- Group B: 6 descriptive questions, choose 4 (15 marks each).
- Theory: 60 lectures.
- Pass Marks: Theory (SIE + ESE) - 40 marks.
Indian Economics Course Content
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Unit 1: Structure of Indian Economy
- Basic Features of Indian Economy
- Natural Resources: Land, Water, and Forest Resources
- Broad Demographic Features
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Unit 2: Planning in India
- Objectives, Achievements, and Failures of Planning; Analysis of Current Five-Year Plan
- New Economic Reforms: Liberalization, Privatization, and Globalization, their progress
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Unit 3: Important Areas of Concern
- Poverty and Inequality
- Problem of Unemployment
- Problem of Rising Prices
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Description
This quiz covers the examination structure for the Indian Economics course, including details on the Semester Internal Examination, Internal Assessment, and End Semester Examination. It also outlines the topics covered in Unit 1, focusing on the structure of the Indian economy and its resources.
