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Mock test for Economy

The Indian economy, one topic at a time — national income, money and banking, inflation, the budget and the external sector. Each topic test is 15 questions, cited to NCERT and official sources.

Your first subject test is free with an account. After that, one test for ₹20 or every test with a plan.

What each Economy test is like

  • 15 questions, one topic

    Each topic test covers one topic, so your score shows exactly what to revise next.

  • The formats the exams use

    Statement-based “how many are correct”, match the pairs, assertion–reason and one-line questions.

  • Learn from every option

    Why the right answer is right and each wrong one is wrong, with the source it comes from.

The Economy syllabus

12 topics · 1 with a test open now. The others open as their tests are released.

  • National income, growth and developmentTest open
  • Planning and NITI Aayog
  • Money, banking and the RBI
  • Inflation and its measurement
  • Budget, fiscal policy and deficits
  • Taxation, GST and the Finance Commission
  • Financial markets and regulators
  • External sector: balance of payments and exchange rate
  • Agriculture economics: MSP, PDS and food security
  • Industry and the 1991 reforms
  • Poverty, unemployment and inclusion
  • International economic organisations

Exams that ask Economy

  • UPSC Civil Services Prelims (GS Paper I)

    “Economic and Social Development-Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector Initiatives, etc.”

  • SSC CGL (General Awareness)

    “Economic Scene” of India and its neighbouring countries

  • IBPS PO (Mains)

    “General/ Economy/ Banking Awareness”

Written for the general studies and general awareness sections of Civil services, State PSCs, Staff Selection, Banking, Railways, Defence exams.

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