Wednesday, 21 January 2026

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.


Friday, 9 January 2026

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.

Tuesday, 6 January 2026

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.