Economics tuition for Class XI & XII.
NGC Institute teaches Economics for Class XI and XII, from statistics and microeconomics to national income and Indian economic development, for the CBSE boards and CUET together, as one two-year plan. We have taught in Pitampura since 1996.
- Full syllabus + CUET 309
- Weekly tests
- Test series
- Crash course
- Backup classes
- NGC's own notes
Every chapter, as CBSE sets it. Plus the CUET Economics (309) paper.
Class XI
Statistics for Economics: introduction
- Meaning, scope and importance of statistics in economics
Collection, organisation and presentation of data
- Primary and secondary data; sampling; Census and NSSO
- Frequency distribution
- Tables, bar and pie diagrams, histogram, polygon and ogive
Statistical tools and interpretation
- Mean, median and mode
- Correlation: Karl Pearson's and Spearman's rank methods
- Index numbers: WPI, CPI and IIP
Microeconomics: introduction
- Central problems of an economy; production possibility frontier; opportunity cost
Consumer's equilibrium and demand
- Utility analysis and indifference curve analysis
- Demand, its determinants and price elasticity of demand
Producer behaviour and supply
- Production function and returns to a factor
- Costs and revenue
- Producer's equilibrium; supply and its elasticity
Perfect competition: price determination
- Market equilibrium and shifts in demand and supply
- Price ceiling and price floor
Class XII
National income and related aggregates
- Circular flow of income
- Product, expenditure and income methods
- GNP, NNP, GDP and NDP at market price and factor cost; GDP and welfare
Money and banking
- Money and its supply; money creation by banks
- The Reserve Bank of India and credit control
Determination of income and employment
- Aggregate demand and its components
- Propensity to consume and save; the investment multiplier
- Excess and deficient demand, and how to correct them
Government budget and the economy
- Revenue and capital receipts and expenditure
- Balanced, surplus and deficit budgets; measures of deficit
Balance of payments
- Balance of payments account
- Fixed, flexible and managed floating exchange rates
Development experience (1947–90) and economic reforms since 1991
- The economy at independence and the Five Year Plans
- Agriculture, industry and foreign trade
- Liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation
Current challenges facing the Indian economy
- Human capital formation
- Rural development
- Employment
- Sustainable economic development
Development experience of India: a comparison with neighbours
- India, Pakistan and China compared
CUET (UG) · Economics 309
Introductory microeconomics
- Consumer behaviour and demand; production and costs; the firm under perfect competition; market equilibrium
Introductory macroeconomics
- National income; money and banking; income and employment; government budget; open economy
Indian economic development
- 1947–90; reforms since 1991; current challenges; comparison with neighbours
CUET Economics includes Class XI microeconomics as well as Class XII. A student who rushed through Class XI pays for it in CUET, which is why we teach the two years as one plan.
Source: CBSE curriculum 2026–27 (Economics, 030) and NTA CUET (UG) 2026 syllabus (Economics / Business Economics, 309).
Your child's teacher. Specialists in Economics.
One system, from the first chapter to the exam hall.
You always know where your child stands.
Your child takes a test every week, and the results come to you. A weak chapter shows up while there's still time to fix it, not in the exam hall.
Notes that have already produced perfect scores.
NGC's own study material is written by our teachers for the CBSE syllabus and comes with every course. Our two perfect 100s in 2026 revised from these notes.
The board paper feels familiar before they sit it.
A full test series runs in the four to six weeks before the board exams, under exam conditions, so timing and nerves are practised before the real day.
A crash course when time is short.
Every Class XII subject is covered in a few weeks, for students who are short of time or want one complete revision before the boards and CUET.
Nothing missed stays missed.
If your child misses a class or wants a topic explained again, we arrange a backup class. We are there for our students at all times, not only in class hours.
Questions about Economics, Class XI & XII.
Does CUET Economics include the Class XI syllabus?
Yes. The CUET Economics paper (309) includes Class XI microeconomics as well as Class XII macroeconomics and Indian economic development. That's why we teach Class XI and XII Economics as one two-year plan, not two separate years.
Which books does NGC's Economics course follow?
NGC's Economics course follows the NCERT books CBSE prescribes: Statistics for Economics and Introductory Microeconomics in Class XI, Macroeconomics and Indian Economic Development in Class XII, together with NGC's own notes and practice sets.
Is there a crash course for Economics?
Yes. Our Class XII crash courses cover Economics in a few weeks, for students who are short of time or want one complete revision before the boards and CUET. The next one is starting soon: call or WhatsApp +91 98111 07762 for the dates.
What if my child misses a class or doesn't understand a topic?
We arrange a backup class whenever your child needs one, so a missed or difficult topic is covered again before it becomes a gap.
What are the fees?
Fees depend on the subjects your child takes, and they include NGC's study material and the weekly tests. Call or WhatsApp us on +91 98111 07762 for the current fees.
A batch around school. Arranged for each student.
We set each student's timing around their school day. Call or WhatsApp us, and we'll suggest a time that works.
- Monday to Saturday
- 12:30 pm – 7:30 pm
- Sunday
- 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
- Address
- 75 Shakti Vihar, Pitampura