NIOS BOOKS
NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) books are very helpful for students who are beginners. they are written very simply which is not the case always for NCERT Books. Economy subject, for that matter is written lucidly and less mathematics have been used. Geography book also have good diagram with plain understanding. The books are here arranges class and subject wise. Major Subjects covered are Geography, Economics, History and Political Science.
Biology
Full Book : Here
Chapterwise :
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Module 2
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Module 3
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Module 4
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Module 5
Geography
Full Book (Book 1 & Book 2) : Here
Chapterwise :
Book 1 :
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Module 1: The Study of Geography as a Discipline
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Module 2: Changing Face of the Earth
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Module 3: The Domain of the Water on the Earth
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Module 4: The Domain of Air on the Earth
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Module 5: The Domain of Life on the Earth
Book 2 :
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Module 6: The Physical setting of India
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Module 7: Natural resource and their Development in India
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Module 8: Economic Activities and Infrastructural development in India
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Module 9: Human Resource Development in India
Book 3 :
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Module 10A: Local area Planning
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Module 10B: Geography of Tourism in India
Political Science
Full Book : Here
Chapterwise :
MODULE 1 : Individual and The State
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Lesson 2 - Nation and State
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Lesson 3 - Distinction between Society, Nation, State and Government
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Lesson 4 - Major Political Theories
MODULE 2 : Aspects of the Constitution of India
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Lesson 5 - Preamble and the Salient Features of the Constitution of India
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Lesson 7 - Directive Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Duties
MODULE 3 : Structure of Government
MODULE 4 : Democracy at Work
MODULE 5 : Major Contemporary Issues
MODULE 6 : India and the World
Optional MODULE 1 : World Order and the United Nations
Economics
Full Book (Book 1) : Here
Full Book (Book 2) : Here
Contents :
Book 1 :
Module-I: Indian Economic Development
1. Overview of Indian Economy
2. Economic Planning in India
Module-II: Current Challenges before the Indian Economy
3. Economic Growth and Economic Development
4. The Problem of Unemployment, Poverty and Inequality
Module-III: Introduction to Statistics
5. Meaning, Scope and its Need in Economic
6. Collection and Classification of Data
7. Presentation of Data
Module IV: Statistical Tools
8. Measures of Central Tendency
9. Measures of Dispersion
10. Correlation Analysis
11. Index Numbers 204
Book 2
Module V: Introduction to Economics
12. Introduction to the study of Economics
13. Central Problems of an Economy
Module VI: Consumer’s Behaviour
14. Consumer’s Equilibrium
15. Demand
16. Price Elasticity of Demand
Module VII: Producer’s Behaviour
17. Production Function
18. Cost of Production
19. Supply
20. Price Elasticity of Supply
Module VIII: Market and Price Determination
21. Forms of Market
22. Price Determination Under Perfect Competition
23. Revenue and Profit Maximization of a competition Firm.
Module-IX: National Income Accounting
24. National Income and related Aggregates
25. National Income and its Measurement
Module X: Theory of Income and Employment
26. Consumption, Saving and Investment
27. Theory of Income Determination
Module XI: Money, Banking and Government Budget
28. Money and Banking
29. Government and the Budget
Psychology
Full Book : Here
Chapterwise :
Module I: Foundations of Psychology
Module II: Key Psychological Processes
Module III: Developmental Processes
Module IV: Self and Personality
Module V: Social and Applied Psychology
Sociology
Full Book : Here
Chapterwise :
Social Institutions and Social Stratification
Social Change, Socialization and Social Control
Indian Society
Optional Module-1 Status of Women
32A. Historical and Cultural Perspective
34A. Problem of Women
Environmental Science
Full Book : Here
Module 1: Environment through Ages
Module 2: Ecological Concepts and Issues
Module 3: Human Impact on Environment
Module 4: Contemporary Environment Issues
Module 5 - Environmental Conversation
Module 6: Sustainable Development
Module 7 - Environmental Management
Module 8A - Water Resource Management
Module 8B - Energy and Environment
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Importance of Energy in society
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Non-Renewable Sources of energy
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Energy Conservation