Introductory Macroeconomics
NTA's own syllabus heading, quoted from the CUET (UG) 2026 syllabus. Where this comes from
NTA's heading: Introductory Macroeconomics
NTA's Economics syllabus is three courses: Introductory Microeconomics, Introductory Macroeconomics and Indian Economic Development, each split into units with a list of topics. It prints no chapters and no split of the 50 questions across the courses. So the areas here are NTA's three courses, and the chapters inside them are ours: a unit that covers several ideas, such as consumer behaviour and demand, is split into a chapter for each, so that a chapter can be practised in one sitting. All three courses are here.
Test this area
20 questions · 24 minutes
Drawn from all 13 chapters below, marked +5 / −1 like the real paper
Chapters
Basic Concepts & the Circular Flow
Final and intermediate goods, stocks and flows, the circular flow
Measuring National Income
Value added, expenditure and income methods; what is left out
National Income Aggregates & GDP
Domestic and national, gross and net, factor cost and market price, real GDP, welfare
Money and Its Functions
Barter, functions of money, legal tender, money supply
Money Creation by Banks
Banks, reserves, deposit creation, the money multiplier
The Central Bank & Monetary Policy
RBI's functions, repo, CRR, SLR, open market operations
Aggregate Demand, Consumption & Saving
AD, the consumption function, APC and MPC, saving
Income Determination & the Multiplier
AD = output, S = I, the investment multiplier
Excess & Deficient Demand
Inflationary and deflationary gaps and how to close them
Government Budget: Receipts & Expenditure
Objectives, revenue and capital receipts and expenditure
Balance of Payments
Current and capital account, trade balance, BoP deficit
Foreign Exchange Rate
Demand and supply of forex, flexible, fixed and managed rates