HSC 2026 Economics Most important questions.

1. Explain 4 features of macroeconomics and microeconomics.

2. Explain Scope of macroeconomics and microeconomics.

3. Difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics.

4. Explain law of diminishing marginal utility with assumption.

5. Exception of diminishing marginal utility.

6. Explain types of utility and 4 features of utility.

7. Explain types of demand.

8. Law of demand with exception

9. Determinants of demand.

10. Difference between individual and market demand.

11. Explain price elasticity of demand with types.

12. Methods of measuring price elasticity.

13. Factors influencing elasticity of demand.

14. Law of supply with assumption.

15. Difference between stock and supply.

16. Total revenue and marginal revenue.

17. Meaning and features of perfect competition.

18. Meaning and features of monopoly.

19. Explain features of oligopoly and monopolistic competition.

20. What is index number. Explain steps involved in its construction.

21. Practical difficulties in measuring national income.

22. Define national income.explain difficulties in measuring it.

23. Output method vs income method for measuring national income.

24. Various sources of public revenue in India

25. Reason for growth of public expenditure.

26. Distinguish between internal and external debt.

27. Distinguish between money and capital markets

28. Features of money and capital markets.

29. What is foreign trade explain its importance.

30. Explain recent trends in Indian foreign trade.

HSC 2026 Book keeping/Accounts chapter 2 Most Expected Questions

Most Expected Questions

1. Outstanding income/expenses.

2. Depreciation.

3. Drawings.

4. Capitalised 50% Donation , life membership etc.

5. Subscription.

HSC 2026 Book keeping /Accounts Chapter 1 Most Expected Questions

Chapter 1

1. Closing Stock Questions.

2. Outstanding Expenses.

3. Depreciation Questions.

4. RDD /Bad debts.

5. Drawings on intrest of capital.

6. Drawings on prepaid expenses.

HSC 2026 Chemistry chapter 1 Solid State

Most Expected Questions 

1. Distinguish between crystalline and amorphous solids.

2. How many atoms are there in FCC explain.

3. Explain schotky and frenkel defect.

4. Explain metal deficiency with example.

5 . Substitutional and interstitial impurities defect

6. Calculate percentage packing efficiency in case of SCC ,FCC. 

7. All pyq from ylearn app.

HSC 2026 Physics chapter 13 AC Circuits.

Most Expected Questions.

1. Explain inductive reactance , capacitive reactance

2. Explain impedance, admittance.

3. State formula for average power in AC Circuits & Formula for power factor.

4. Conditions for current and impedance in series & parallel resonant circuit.

5. What is average value of AC current over a complete cycle.

6. When is an AC Circuit inductive.

7. Derive an expression for impedance for LCR circuit. Draw it's phasor diagram.

8. Solve all solved numericals from textbook.

HSC 2026 Physics chapter 12 Electromagnetic Induction

Most Expected Questions ( 4 -5 marks Fix)

1. What is transformer.

2. Explain the construction and working principle of transformer.

3. Derive the equation of transformer.

4. Distinguish between stepup and stepdown transformer.

5. Define self induction and mutual induction.

6. What are Eddy currents. Write it's 2 applications.

7. State Faraday laws of Electromagnetic Induction.

8. State Lenz law of Electromagnetic Induction.

9. Obtain an expression for rotational EMF of conducting bar in an uniform magnetic field perpendicular to the plane of rotation.

10. Obtain an expression for EMF generated in a conductor moving in an uniform magnetic field along x axis.

HSC 2026 Physics chapter 14 Dual Nature

Confirm Questions ( 5 marks Fix)

1. What is photo electric effect.

2. State two characteristics of photoelectric effect.

3. With a neat diagram explain the experimental setup to study photoelectric effect.

4. State Einstein's Photo electric equation and mention the significance of each term in it.

5. What is debroglies hypothesis. Obtain an expression for debroglies wavelength.

6. What is debroglies wavelength. Obtain an expression for it.

7. Define photo electric work function, threshold frequency, stopping potential.

HSC 2026 Physics Current Electricity

Most Expected Questions ( 5-6 marks Fix Fix...)

1. What is value of resistance in an ideal voltmeter.

2. Define Potential Gradient

3. What is Shunt. 

4. State Kirchoffs law of electricity.

5. Define Loop , Junction,Node.

6. Conversation of Mcg to ammeter.

7. Conversion of Mcg to voltmeter.

8. Distinguish between ammeter and voltmeter.

9. Distinguish between potentiometer and voltmeter.

10. Advantages of potentiometer over voltmeter.

11. With a neat diagram explain calculation of unknown resistance using meter bridge.

12. Obtain the balancing condition for wheatstone Bridge.

13. Explain calculation of internal resistance using potentiometer.

14. Show that deflection in MCG is directly proportional to the current passing through it.

Appreciation Of the poem Upon Westminster Bridge

 

Appreciation Of the poem Upon Westminster Bridge

‘Upon Westminster Bridge’ is a Petrarchan sonnet written by the renowned Nature poet William Wordsworth. It is a 14-line poem divided into an octave and a sestet. The poem is about the poet’s feelings of fascination and wonder as he watches the early morning in the city of London from the Westminster Bridge.

The poet has used poetic devices such as Hyperbole, Personification, Alliteration, Metaphor and Simile. The use of Simile –‘This city now doth, like a garment, Wear the beauty of the morning’ creates a picturesque image. The artistic use of end-rhymes gives a song-like rhythm to the poem. The rhyme scheme is Ababa cdcdcd.

The main message of the poem is the beauty of the city in its natural setting before the routine activities have begun. This highlights the negative impact of industrialization which the poet believes may ruin the city. Overall, the poem is brilliantly outstanding and allows the readers to visualize the picture painted by Wordsworth. The tone of the poem changes from overwhelmed to calm, to excited and amazed by the end. The poet’s calling out to God in sheer amazement is indeed a sublime finish to the beautiful sonnet. This poem validates the fact that Wordsworth was a true Nature poet.

I like this poem for its simplicity, freshness & picturesque depiction. This over 200 year’s old poem has the supreme power to take anyone close to nature.

Appreciation of the poem – ‘There is another sky’

 

Appreciation of the poem – ‘There is another sky’

The poem ‘There is another sky’ is written by Emily Dickinson. Emily Dickinson is America’s one of the greatest and most original poets of all time. ‘There is another sky’ is an inspirational poem. It is a Petrarchan sonnet of fourteen lines consisting of two stanzas – an octave of eight lines and a sestet of six lines. Through this poem, the poet addresses her younger brother, Austin, and urges him to return home. Home is depicted here as a world, a garden, an ideal place.

The first stanza tells about the ‘other’ place and in the second stanza the poet urges her brother to return to this place. The poem emphasizes the serenity, peace and happiness surrounding one’s home. At the centre of the poem is the special sibling bond.

The theme of the poem is that happiness and gloom are the two sides of life and each one has to focus on what one desires. The lines of the poem are short and the language is simple. The poet has used inversion, hyperbole, onomatopoeia and alliteration. The poem is philosophical in nature and the tone of the poem is encouraging and pleading.

The message of the poem is that one should not get affected by trials and tribulations of life. I like this poem for its universal appeal. Anybody can relate to the genuine emotions and feelings involved in this poem. The poem is like a call of return to one’s sibling who are profoundly missed.