List of top Questions asked in CBSE CLASS XII

Read the following flow chart carefully and choose the correct option:
Identify, which one of the following is not a function of Reserve Bank of India as a bank, agent and advisor to the government.
Read the following statements – Assertion and Reason (R). Choose the correct option from those given below: Assertion : Increase in exchange rate implies that the price of foreign currency in terms of domestic currency has increased. Reason (R): Balance of trade records the inflows and outflows of goods.
Sumit deposited ₹ 10 lakh in his savings account. The deposits made by him is a part of ____________ in the \(M_1\) measure of money supply.
Choose the correct consumption function from the options given below with reference to the illustrated diagram.
Identify that function of money which has effectively solved the problem of ‘double coincidence of wants’ in transactions.
Evaluate the impact of `LPG Reforms' (1991) on the Indian Economy.
Compare the development experiences of India and China on the basis of GDP growth and Sectoral contribution.
Discuss `Organic Farming' as a sustainable alternative.
Analyze the following chart regarding `Distribution of Employment by Gender':
Explain the `Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution' of China.
Discuss the role of `Self-Help Groups' (SHGs) in rural credit.
Mention any three challenges facing the power sector in India.
Define `Sustainable Development'.
Pakistan's economic reforms were initiated in the year:
`Golden Revolution' is associated with:
Observe the given image of the `Biogas (Gobar Gas) Plant' and identify its benefit:
Special Economic Zones (SEZs) were established in China to attract:
NABARD was established in the year:
`Great Leap Forward' (GLF) campaign in China was initiated in 1958 to:
When were the economic reforms (New Economic Policy) introduced in India?
The architect of Indian Planning was:
In which year was the first Five-Year Plan started in India?
Explain the process of `Credit Creation' by Commercial Banks with a numerical example.
Explain the `Banker to the Government' function of the Central Bank.