The marking scheme helps candidates understand how their responses contribute to the final score.
Correct answer: 2 marks.
Incorrect answer: No negative marking.
Unattempted question: 0 marks.
Total marks: 300 marks across both papers.
Total questions: 150 questions.
Candidates should attempt questions strategically, manage their time carefully and avoid spending too long on a single question.
The total examination duration is 180 minutes (3 hours) for Paper 1 and Paper 2 combined. There is no break between the two papers.
Candidates should divide their time between general aptitude questions and Economics questions according to their preparation and comfort level. Regular practice with full-length mock tests can help improve speed and accuracy.
Understand the weightage and structure of both papers.
Study the complete Economics syllabus systematically.
Practise previous year question papers to understand question trends.
Take regular mock tests to improve time management.
Revise important economic theories, models, formulas and concepts.
Analyse mock-test performance to identify weak areas.
Practise Paper 1 topics alongside Economics to maintain balanced preparation.