IIT JAM Economics · Free practice

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Microeconomics practice

Practise consumer theory, production, market structures, game theory and welfare.

≈28.33%Estimated weightage
in Economics paper

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The highest-weight subject across the 2021–2026 papers.

  • 30 questions
  • 50 marks
  • 90 minutes
  • Negative marking for MCQs only
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Statistics for Economics

Probability Theory

Practise probability theory with MCQ, MSQ and numerical-answer questions, then review the worked solutions.

≈7.5%Estimated weightage
in Economics paper

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The highest-weight topic across the 2021–2026 papers.

12 questions · 36 minutes

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Microeconomics

Consumer Theory

Practise consumer theory with MCQ, MSQ and numerical-answer questions, then review the worked solutions.

≈6.83%Estimated weightage
in Economics paper

Why practise this?

The second-highest-weight topic across the 2021–2026 papers.

12 questions · 36 minutes

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How we calculated the weightage

170 of 600 marks across the 2021–2026 Economics papers, using each question’s primary topic once. Historical share, not a prediction of the next paper.

45 of 600 marks across the 2021–2026 Economics papers, using each question’s primary topic once. Historical share, not a prediction of the next paper.

41 of 600 marks across the 2021–2026 Economics papers, using each question’s primary topic once. Historical share, not a prediction of the next paper.

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