Sandeep Garg Statistics Class 11
. It is designed to simplify complex statistical concepts into digestible chapters, often preferred for its clear explanations and extensive collection of solved examples. Amazon.com Chapter-wise Breakdown
Standard Deviation is usually the "boss level" for students. Focus on the shortcut and step-deviation methods to save time during exams. Correlation & Index Numbers: Sandeep Garg Statistics Class 11
is an excellent, exam-ready textbook that balances theory and application. It is especially useful for students who find NCERT too brief or want extensive practice. For CBSE board exams and school-level tests, this book alone is sufficient when studied thoroughly. Focus on the shortcut and step-deviation methods to
| Chapter No. | Chapter Name | Key Topics | |-------------|----------------|----------------| | 1 | What is Economics? | Types of economics (micro, macro), positive & normative, economic agents | | 2 | Collection of Data | Primary & secondary data, methods of collection, questionnaires, census vs sample | | 3 | Census and Sample Methods of Collection of Data | Sampling methods (random, stratified, systematic, etc.), sampling errors | | 4 | Organisation of Data | Classification, raw data, frequency distribution, exclusive/inclusive series | | 5 | Presentation of Data – Textual & Tabular | Parts of a table, types of tables, textual presentation | | 6 | Diagrammatic Presentation | Bar diagrams, pie charts, histograms, frequency polygon, ogive | | 7 | Measures of Central Tendency – Arithmetic Mean | Simple & weighted mean, combined mean, step deviation method | | 8 | Measures of Central Tendency – Median and Mode | Median (individual, discrete, continuous), mode (grouping method), empirical relation | | 9 | Measures of Dispersion | Range, quartile deviation, mean deviation, standard deviation, coefficient of variation | | 10 | Correlation | Types of correlation, scatter diagram, Karl Pearson’s coefficient, Spearman’s rank | | 11 | Index Numbers | Simple & weighted index numbers, Laspeyre’s, Paasche’s, Fisher’s, consumer price index | | 12 | Uses of Statistics in Economics | Limitations of statistics, importance in economic planning, policy making | For CBSE board exams and school-level tests, this
