S Vijay Jagadeesh

Economics is very important at the same time it is complex subject .In this course we will make it simple and learn to score in TNPSC Exams.

Watch educational courses in the Tamil language and prepare for TNPSC (Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission) exam.

TNPSC

Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission

Tamil

(Tamil) Economics for TNPSC Exams

National Affairs

Current Affairs

State PSC

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

State Public Service Commission Exams

Economics Statergy and 11th TN BOOKS on Economics. Concepts of GDP, Development Vs Growth

Course Overview : Economics for TNPSC Part 1 (in Tamil)

Strength of Indian Economy like Democratic Dividend, Fastest Economy , Stable Economy ,Mixed Economy

Economics for TNPSC Part 2 (in Tamil)

Crude Birth rate , Decadal growth , BIMARU states

Economics for TNPSC Part 3 (in Tamil)

Gold Fields of India
Diamond Fields of India
Crude oil Fields of India

Economics for TNPSC Part 4 (in Tamil)

Gandhian And Thiruvalluvar thought on Economics

Economics for TNPSC Part 5 (in Tamil)

Economics concepts of Jawaharlal Nehru , Ambedkar , VKRV Rao

Economics for TNPSC Part 6 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 7 (in Tamil)

Colonisation , British Monopoly and Zamindari system

Economics for TNPSC Part 8 (in Tamil)

Ryotwari and Mahalwari settlement , Industrial Policy of 1948

Economics for TNPSC Part 9 (in Tamil)

Second Green Revolution, 🌈 Rainbow revolution

Economics for TNPSC Part 10 (in Tamil)

Fertilizer industry, Cotton Industry , Jute Industry , Paper Industry

Economics for TNPSC Part 11 (in Tamil)

Small Scale Industries , Micro ,small and Medium enterprise

Economics for TNPSC Part 12 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 13 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 14 (in Tamil)

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX , PHYSICAL QUALITY OF LIFE INDEX

Economics for TNPSC Part 15 (in Tamil)

Questions based on the 8th chapter of 11th STD economics book

Economics for TNPSC Part 16 (in Tamil)

1991 reform.. concept of Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation

Economics for TNPSC Part 17 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 19 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 18 (in Tamil)

Kisan Credit Card , MRTP act abolished , PM Fasal Bima Yojana

Economics for TNPSC Part 20 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 21 (in Tamil)

Special Economic Zone , Salient features of New Exim policy of 2015

Economics for TNPSC Part 22 (in Tamil)

GST IMPLEMENTATION , FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES

Economics for TNPSC Part 23 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 24 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 25 (in Tamil)

Economics for TNPSC Part 26 (in Tamil)

Cleared Engg services Exam | B.E (Hons.) Chemical | 9 years Experience  | Science, History, Geography & Culture

Dhivya Janani

The course covers Current affairs from the month of September is discussed

(Tamil) 100 MCQs on Current Affairs - September 2018

# Cleared Group 2 mains 2019 
#5 years of teaching experience 
# Can make learning easier and conceptual

Savitha Raj

In this course most important current matters happened in the first week of August is discussed with necessary facts for both Preliminary and Main examination.

(Tamil) August 1st Week Current Affairs Discussion With Relevant Facts

This Course is August month Current Affairs with relevant facts

(Tamil) August Current Affairs - Part 6 for TNPSC

This is a course for Group 2, Group 1 mains aspirants. This Course will cover important social issues, current issues , Science and Technology , Administration related items in perspective of mains examination.

(Tamil) Group 2 Mains Answer Writing: TNPSC

Educator for Competitive Exams and teaching with Passion.

MURALIMOHAN 

In this course, the educator is discussing Current Affairs for February 2019. Notes are in English and explanation is in Tamil.

(Tamil) Current Affairs for February 2019 : TNPSC

Kubendran S M

I just explain about the government Schemes, and the Central sector schemes are mainly formulated on subjects from the Union List. They account for 11% of the Central Government's expenditure.In Centrally Sponsored Scheme a certain percentage of the funding is borne by the States and the implementation is by the State Governments.Centrally Sponsored Schemes are formulated in subjects from the State List to encourage States to prioritise in areas that require more attention. They account for 10% of Central governments expenditure.Usually Centrally Sponsored Schemes are revisited at the end of each five year plan period. However, after the discontinuation of Five Year Plan, it has been decided that sunset date will be coterminouswith Finance Commission Cycles.
All the centrally sponsored schemes have Sunset clauses except MGNREGA under Ministry of Rural Development.

Lessons

26 lessons • 5h 15m