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  As per CBSE pattern, Sec A deals with reading comprehension. So, here we provide you practice worksheet for case based factual, table interpretation/ inference based comprehension. Read the following passage along with the table and answer the given question below  :- What makes a university stand apart from the rest of universities? Is it the quality of students enrolled and faculty engaged in teaching, or the infrastructure? These certainly have a role to play as the university strives to gain excellence, but are not the primary driver. A close scrutiny of the table toppers in the INDIA TODAY-MDRA survey of India’s best  universities  r eveals that they all have one thing in   common-the constant  endeavor  to innovate and adapt to the growing needs of the local, provincial, national and global environment. India n universities don’t produce No bel winners because our higher education institutes have lagged behind in the area of research. Of course...

As per new guidelines of CBSE, the TERM 1 SYLLABUS of Core ENGLISH code 301 for class 12 is shared below SEC -A                                                                                                    Marks Reading Comprehension(Two passages)     * Unseen passage(factual, descriptive or                              8        literary/discursive or persuasive)     *Case based unseen (factual)/data, table, graph interpretation/ inference based passage                             ...

 INTRODUCTION Law of Demand merely tells us that there is an inverse relationship between price of a commodity and its quantity demanded. It is a qualitative statement which describes only the direction of change in demand with change in its price. MEANING A technical term elasticity of demand  is used to measure the degree of this responsiveness in the demand for a good to a change in its price, income or price of related commodity.         This concept was developed b economists like J.S.Mill, Cournot etc. but the credit of its scientific presentation goes to Marshall. PRICE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND Price elasticity of demand establishes a quantitative relationship between the quantity demanded of a commodity and its price while other factors remain constant. It is expressed as a proportion at which quantity demanded changrs with change in its price. Definition " The price elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the quantity demanded changes with ...

 National Income is the sum total of income accruing to a country from different economic activities in an accounting year. According to Circular Flow Model, National Income can be viewed from three different angels: 1) as an aggregate of value of goods and services produced in an economy. 2) as the sum total of income generated in an economy 3) as the aggregate of expenditure on the final goods and services. Accordingly, we have three methods of calculating National Income: 1. VALUE ADDED METHOD/ PRODUCT METHOD - Value added method calculates national                                                                                                              ...

 Let's understand the concept of Demand first. Demand refers to consumer's desire to purchase goods and services at given price. ALFRED MARSHALL propounded Theory of Demand. According to Theory of Demand,if price of a commodity increases then, its demand decreases and vice-versa. Theory of demand basically explains the inverse relationship between demand and price of the commodity. ASSUMPTIONS OF THEORY OF DEMAND: 1. No change in price of related goods. 2.No change in income of consumers. 3. No change in tastes and preferences of the consumers. 4. No expectations of consumer to change in price of commodity in near future. MEANING Theory of Demand introduces an inverse relationship between price and demand of a good or service, provided other factors are constant. Also as the price deceases its demand increases. This relationship is further illustrated with the help of following table and graph: So, it is clearly observed that with the increase in price of commodity X, its deman...