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Economics

CBSE Class 12 Economics important questions, 2026-27

These are not guesses. We counted the marks of every chapter across 2 real CBSE board papers (2026 to 2026) and found the questions that were asked again in a later year. Use them to decide where to spend your time first.

A question that came before is not a promise it will come again; the paper changes every year. This is a guide to what the board has valued, from the papers themselves.

Chapters by marks in past board papers

  1. 1. Money and Banking12% of all marks · about 10.0 marks a paper

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  2. 2. National Income Accounting11% of all marks · about 9.5 marks a paper

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  3. 3. Determination of Income and Employment9% of all marks · about 8.0 marks a paper

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  4. 4. Comparative Development Experiences of India and its Neighbours9% of all marks · about 8.0 marks a paper

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  5. 5. Human Capital Formation in India9% of all marks · about 7.5 marks a paper

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  6. 6. Employment: Growth, Informalisation and Other Issues9% of all marks · about 7.5 marks a paper

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  7. 7. Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation: An Appraisal8% of all marks · about 6.5 marks a paper

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  8. 8. Environment and Sustainable Development8% of all marks · about 6.5 marks a paper

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  9. 9. Open Economy Macroeconomics7% of all marks · about 6.0 marks a paper

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  10. 10. Government Budget and the Economy7% of all marks · about 6.0 marks a paper

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  11. 11. Indian Economy 1950-19906% of all marks · about 5.0 marks a paper

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  12. 12. Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence4% of all marks · about 3.5 marks a paper

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