WBCHSE Class XII Economics Syllabus
A unit-wise breakdown of the WBCHSE Class XII Economics syllabus for 2026-27 — 11 units, 80 theory marks and 20 project marks (100 total). Taught in full at TCC Barrackpore by commerce specialist faculty.
Theory
80 marks
Project / Internal
20 marks
Total
100 marks
Units
11
Unit-wise Syllabus
Semester III (40 marks)
National Income Accounting
8 marks- GDP, GNP, NDP, NNP, National Income
Simple Keynesian System
8 marks- The multiplier
Balance of Payments & Exchange Rate
4 marks- BoP structure
- Exchange rate systems
Colonial Past
4 marks- British impact on Indian agriculture, industry and trade
Evolving Features of the Indian Economy
8 marks- Post-independence economic structure
Agriculture
8 marks- Green Revolution
- Land reforms
Semester IV (40 marks)
Money, Banking & Inflation
10 marks- CRR, SLR, repo rate
Government Budget Financing
10 marks- Fiscal deficit
- GST
Industry
4 marks- Post-1991 liberalisation
Service Sector
8 marks- Growth of the services economy
Inclusive Growth
8 marks- Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Human Development Index (HDI)
- Poverty, NITI Aayog
How TCC Helps You Master This Syllabus
Every unit above is taught in full at TCC Barrackpore's WBCHSE Class XII – Commerce batch — small groups, AC classrooms, video backups of every class, and mock tests mapped to the exact WBCHSE exam pattern.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total marks for WBCHSE Class XII Economics?
80 marks for the theory paper plus 20 marks for project/internal assessment, for a total of 100 marks.
How many units are in the WBCHSE Class XII Economics syllabus?
The syllabus is organised into 11 units across 2 semesters.
Which unit carries the most weightage in Economics?
"Money, Banking & Inflation" carries the highest weightage at 10 marks.
Does WBCHSE Class XII Economics have a project component?
Yes — 20 marks are allocated to project work / internal assessment, separate from the 80-mark theory paper.
Based on the official WBCHSE semester-wise syllabus (Semester I–IV structure for Class XI–XII). Always cross-check against the latest WBCHSE circular for your session. Source: Official WBCHSE syllabus, wbchse.wb.gov.in.