The RRB Technician Economics syllabus covers the economic concepts and developments included under the General Awareness section. With questions spanning both foundational concepts and information related to the Indian economy, you may find it difficult to determine what deserves attention during preparation.
Following the prescribed syllabus gives you a clear starting point and helps you divide your preparation into manageable areas. Regular revision, current economic updates and objective-question practice can then be incorporated into the study routine.
Economics is covered as part of General Awareness in the RRB Technician examination. The syllabus brings together concepts related to the Indian economy, financial systems, policies and major economic institutions.
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Particulars |
Details |
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Exam Name |
RRB Technician |
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Subject |
Economics |
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Section |
General Awareness |
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Main Focus |
Indian economy, financial system and economic policies |
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Posts Covered |
Technician Grade I Signal and Technician Grade III |
The prescribed RRB Technician Economics syllabus includes the following topics:
Banking System
Budget
Capital Market
Census
Demonetization, Devaluation & BOP
Economic Planning
Fiscal Policy & Monetary Policy
GST
Important Schemes
Indian Economic Institutions
Inflation
International Organisation
Latest Report & Index
Money
National Income
Niti Aayog
PC & NDC
Poverty
Tax System
Types of Market
Unemployment
The prescribed syllabus covers different aspects of economics and the Indian financial system. You can organise your preparation by grouping related concepts and then revising them through questions.
This area covers concepts associated with India's economic structure, development and major economic indicators. You should understand the basic meaning and purpose of the concepts included in the syllabus.
The syllabus also covers the financial system and different market-related concepts. Preparation should focus on understanding how these systems function and remembering important terms and distinctions.
You need to study the role of government policies and taxation in the economy. Concepts should be understood first, followed by revision of important facts and terminology.
The syllabus includes important institutions as well as reports, indices and organisations. You should keep their factual knowledge updated and revise relevant information regularly.
The RRB Technician exam pattern differs for Technician Grade I Signal and Technician Grade III. Both posts have a single-stage Computer-Based Test, with different subject-wise distributions.
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Subject |
Questions |
Marks |
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General Awareness |
10 |
10 |
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General Intelligence & Reasoning |
15 |
15 |
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Basics of Computers and Applications |
20 |
20 |
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Mathematics |
20 |
20 |
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Basic Science & Engineering |
35 |
35 |
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Total |
100 |
100 |
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Subject |
Questions |
Marks |
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General Awareness |
10 |
10 |
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General Intelligence & Reasoning |
25 |
25 |
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Mathematics |
25 |
25 |
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General Science |
40 |
40 |
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Total |
100 |
100 |
The Technician Grade III CBT is conducted for 90 minutes. Economics is covered under the General Awareness section.
Economics preparation involves understanding concepts, remembering key facts and relating them to the Indian economy. You can make your study sessions more useful by combining concept revision with factual recall and regular question practice.
Build a glossary of economic terms: Note down important terms, definitions and abbreviations while studying. Revise these notes regularly to improve recall during the exam.
Connect related concepts: Study topics that are linked to each other together. For example, monetary policy, inflation, money and the banking system can be revised as connected concepts rather than as isolated topics.
Use data-based revision: Maintain short notes for important reports, indices, schemes and economic institutions. Update these notes whenever new information needs to be added.
Practise application-based MCQs: After studying a concept, solve objective questions based on it. This helps identify whether you can apply the concept rather than only recall its definition.
Revise through short study cycles: Divide the syllabus into smaller portions and revisit each portion after a few days. This keeps previously studied concepts active while you continue covering the remaining syllabus.
The RRB Technician Economics syllabus gives you a clear outline of the areas covered under the General Awareness section. Using the prescribed syllabus as a base, you can divide your preparation into manageable study sessions, revise important information regularly and practise objective questions.