TS Intermediate (2nd year) Economics Model Paper

Hello there,

Yes, as a Telangana Intermediate Board student, you can appear for your 2nd-year exams again in 2025 if you wish to improve your marks. Here’s how you can do it:

Process to Reappear for Intermediate Exams

1. Contact Your College : Start by discussing your plans with your college administration. They can provide guidance on the re-examination process and necessary paperwork.
   
   

2. Register for Improvement Exams : The Telangana State Board allows students to register for improvement exams for subjects they wish to retake. You’ll need to fill out an application form for the improvement exam, which typically becomes available after the results are declared.
   
   

3. Pay the Required Fees : There will be a fee associated with registering for the improvement exams. Ensure that you pay this fee on time.
   
   

4. Prepare for the Exam : Focus on studying the subjects you plan to improve. Utilize textbooks, previous years’ question papers, and online resources to help you prepare.
   
   

5. Check the Exam Schedule : Keep an eye on the official notifications from the Telangana State Board for the exam schedule and any additional instructions.
   
   

6. Appearing for the Exam : Sit for your exams as per the scheduled dates in March 2025. Ensure you have all necessary documents, including your hall ticket, when you appear.
   
   Important Considerations

• Eligibility for JEE Mains : To be eligible for JEE Mains, you must have at least 75% in your 12th-grade exams (or be in the top 20 percentile of your state). Retaking the exams in 2025 will give you a chance to achieve this.
  
  

• Check Updates : Stay updated with any changes in the re-examination process or eligibility criteria announced by the Telangana Board or JEE authorities.
  
  Conclusion

Reappearing for your 2nd-year exams is a viable option to improve your marks. Follow the steps above to ensure you can take the exams in March 2025 and work towards achieving the necessary percentage for JEE Mains.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

Yes, you can repeat your 12th grade even after passing, including on the Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE). There are several reasons why students choose to repeat a year, such as aiming for higher marks, switching to a different stream, or improving their subject knowledge for competitive exams.

Hope this helps,

Thank you

Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great....!

So, with regard of you're query. first of all congratulations on the score, so you will definitely get the CSE branch in the Sastra University, as your score is really good. In fact the previous cutoffs for the university for the CSE branch are below 970 marks, and basing upon this you will really get the seat in the university.

Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing good.

you did not mention to which state you belong to. According to your profile, you belong to Telangana State.

subjects in MEC group are maths, economics and commerce.

mathematics syllabus is:

for 1A, Functions, Matrix, addition of vectors, vector products, trignometric rations up to transformation, hyperbolic equations, properties of triangle.

For 1B, locus, transformation of axis, straight lines, pair of straight lines, three dimensional co-ordinates, direction cosines and direction ratios, the plane, limits and continuity, differentiation and application of derivatives.

Economics syllabus is:

unit 1: Introduction to economics ( definitions of economics, fundamental problems of an economy, nature and scope of economics, micro and macro economics, basic concepts of economics (including positive and normative economics)).

Unit 2: theory of consumer behaviour (utility, laww of diminishing marginal utility, law of equi marginal utility, short comings of utility analysis, indifference curve analysis: features of indifference curves- budget line- consumers equilibrium wityhthe help of different curve analysis.

Unit3: Demand Analysis

part A: Theory of Demand ( meaning of demand, demand function, determination of demand, types of demand, price demand- law of demand, income demand, cross demand).

Part B: elasticity of Demand (elasticity of demand, price elasticity of demand, income elasticity of demand, cross elasticity of Demand)

Unit 4: prtoduction analysis (concept of production and factors of production, production function, law of variable proportions, laws of returns to scale, economies of scale, supply and law of supply, cost analysis and revenue analysis).

Unit5: Market Analysis (markets meaning and classification, perfect competition: meaning characteristics and price determination, monopoly: meaning, characteristics and price determination, comparison between perfect competition and monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly and duopoly: meaning and characteristics.)

Unit 6: theories of Distribution (distribution of income, marginal productivity theory of distribution, concept of rent and recardian theory of rent, concepts of wages, interest and profits.

unit 7: national income analysis( definitions, determination, concepts, components, measurements and estimation)

unit 8: theories of employment and public finance ( classical theory of employment, keynesian theory of income and employment, public finance, center state financial; relations and budget).

unit 9: money, banking and inflation.

unit 10: basic statistics for economics.

Commerce syllabus:

unit 1: fundamentals of business

unit 2: forms of business organizations

unit 3: formation of company as per Companies act, 2013.

unit 4: sources of business finance

unit 5; MSMEs.

hope this information helps...

all the best.

You can find the Telangana intermediate board syllabus on the mentioned below link. You can find second year syllabus of Telangana intermediate board for English, Mathematics, Chemistry, physics, Commerce, Economics, Civics and Geography. Kindly go through the link and scroll down and you will get the syllabus of all the subjects.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://school.careers360.com/boards/tsbie/ts-intermediate-syllabus/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjPvsPgz9P1AhWOzjgGHQ1yD3IQFnoECAQQBQ&usg=AOvVaw0cUf1tX6--ixKg6rWC8_m9

Hello aspirant,

According to the press release it was provided that, the intermediate board of Telangana Government, will award grace marks to those candidates who payed the exam fee and were absent for the exams, due to various reasons. The statements were given by the government of Telangana in lieu of COVID - 19 protocol.

Hope this might help you,

Thank you :)

If you want question papers for Maths of XII Standard f for Telangana intermediate board and also sample papers or mock tests then I would like to inform you that you can find it on the web.

You just have to open your browser, type the Board, subject name and your standard and then after you search it, you will find numerous results for your query.

There are various sites available that provide all these information without charges, you can save it from there for future reference.

Thank you.

To qualify in Telangana Intermediate Board Exam you must secure at least 35% marks in each subject,in aggregate 350 marks out of 1000 marks are required to qualify.

You got 700 marks in Telangana Intermediate Board exam that means your percentage will be More than or equal to 60% and less than 75% and you comes in the category of Grade B.

Dear student,
We must not hope that the colleges are going to open soon, everything will take a good amount of time to come back to normal conditions. Schools are considered to open in a phased manner but this not going to happen soon. The next session will start in a few months, so if you wish to take admission in the next session, you may drop out right now. You can withdraw your admission from the current year but keep in mind that by doing this you will waste an important year of your life, you have to start your college again. But if you are adamant about it, then it's up to you. But think twice before doing so. Don't fear examinations, it is very difficult for maximum number of students to study online so you are not alone in this situation.

Greetings,

1) as of now there is no news of application of the new pattern from this session onwards (though it had been proposed) so rest assured because even if the pattern is introduced, it will be new and anxiety inducing for all equally and the schools will definitely try their best in explaining the implications.

2) The decision to reopen colleges and universities has been left on respective state governments' discretion so keep an eye out for any such news in your state.

3) and 4) both of these are dependent upon whether some new pattern will be introduced or not. For now just carry on with the mindset that board exams will happen at least for this coming session (given the covid circumstances and all).

best of luck!