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NCERT Class 11 Economics Chapter Wise Test
16 chapter tests and a full book test for NCERT Class 11 Economics, with 463 questions. NCERT Economics textbooks covering Indian economic development, macro and microeconomics.
Indian Economic Development
8 chapter tests · 239 questions- 1.Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence test3030m
- 2.Indian Economy 1950-1990 test3030m
- 3.Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation: an Appraisal test3030m
- 4.Human Capital Formation in India test3030m
- 5.Rural Development – What Is Rural Development? test3030m
- 6.Employment: Growth, Informalisation and Other Issues – Workers and Employment test3030m
- 7.Environment and Sustainable Development – Environment — Definition and Functions test2929m
- 8.Comparative Development Experiences of test3030m
Statistics for Economics
8 chapter tests · 224 questions- 1.Introduction test2222m
- 2.Collection of Data test2929m
- 3.Organisation of Data test2929m
- 4.Presentation of Data test3030m
- 5.Measures of Central Tendency test2929m
- 6.Correlation test3030m
- 7.Index Numbers test3030m
- 8.Use of Statistical Tools test2525m
NCERT Class 11 Economics tests — FAQs
How many chapter tests are there for NCERT Class 11 Economics?
16 chapter wise tests, holding 463 questions between them, plus a full book test for each Class 11 Economics textbook. Every chapter has its own test.
Are the questions taken from the NCERT Class 11 Economics textbook?
Yes. Each test is written from the text of that specific chapter — its definitions, processes, worked examples and the points the book emphasises. Nothing is pulled from a general economics question bank, so a question you get wrong always points back to a paragraph you can re-read.
Is there negative marking?
No. These are learning tests, not a ranking exercise. You get your score and the full explanation for every question the moment you submit.
Which is better to attempt first, chapter tests or the full book test?
Chapter tests first, one after each chapter you finish reading, while you can still tell remembering from recognising. Save the full book test for revision, when the whole book is behind you.