Zirna
Mizoram Board of School Education

Class 11 (MBSE) - Arts

Master your MBSE Class 11 Examination with Zirna IO. This course provides everything a student needs to excel Class 11 examination – from interactive digital contents to unlimited AI-generated practice tests, tailored to the latest MBSE curriculum, including HOTS questions. Subject Coverages: English Political Science Public Administration History Economics Geography Education Psychology Sociology Home Science

10 Subjects
160 Chapters
Class 11 (MBSE) - Arts

Course Content

English

21 chapters

  • 1
    Horn Bill Reading 1. The Portrait of a Lady
  • 2
    Horn Bill Reading 2. We’re Not Afraid to Die
  • 3
    Horn Bill Reading 3. Discovering Tut
  • 4
    Horn Bill Reading 4. The Ailing Planet
  • 5
    Horn Bill Reading 5. The Adventu
  • 6
    Horn Bill Reading 6. Silk Road
  • 7
    Horn Bill Writing 1. Note-making
  • 8
    Horn Bill Writing 2. Summarising
  • 9
    Horn Bill Writing 3. Sub-titling
  • 10
    Horn Bill Writing 4. Essay-writin
  • 11
    Horn Bill Writing 5. Letter-writing
  • 12
    Horn Bill Writing 6. Creative Writing
  • 13
    Snapshot Reader 1. The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse
  • 14
    Snapshot Reader 2. The Address
  • 15
    Vistas 2 - The Tiger King
  • 16
    Snapshot Reader 3. Mother’s Day
  • 17
    Snapshot Reader 4. Birth
  • 18
    Vistas 3 - Journey to the end of the Earth
  • 19
    Snapshot Reader 5. The Tale of Melon City
  • 20
    Vistas 5 - On The Face Of It
  • 21
    Vistas 6 - Memories of Childhood

Economics

13 chapters

  • 1
    Micro Economics 1 - Introduction
  • 2
    Micro Economics 2 - Theory of Consumer Behaviour
  • 3
    Micro Economics 3 - Production and Costs
  • 4
    Micro Economics 4 - The Theory of the Firm under Perfect Competition
  • 5
    Micro Economics 5 - Market Equilibrium
  • 6
    Statistics Economics 1 - Introduction
  • 7
    Statistics Economics 2 - Collection of Data
  • 8
    Statistics Economics 3 - Organisation of Data
  • 9
    Statistics Economics 4 - Presentation of Data
  • 10
    Statistics Economics 5 - Measures of Central Tendency
  • 11
    Statistics Economics 6 - Correlation
  • 12
    Statistics Economics 7 - Index Numbers
  • 13
    Statistics Economics 8 - Use of Statistical Tools

Geography

20 chapters

  • 1
    Physical Environment 1 - India – Location
  • 2
    Physical Environment 2 - Structure and Physiography
  • 3
    Physical Environment 3 - Drainage System
  • 4
    Physical Environment 4 - Climate
  • 5
    Physical Environment 5 - Natural Vegetation
  • 6
    Physical Environment 6 - Natural Hazards and Disasters
  • 7
    Physical Geography 1 - Geography as a discipline
  • 8
    Physical Geography 2 - The Origin and Evolution of the Earth
  • 9
    Physical Geography 3 - Interior of the Earth
  • 10
    Physical Geography 4 - Distribution of Oceans and Continents
  • 11
    Physical Geography 5 - Geomorphic Processes
  • 12
    Physical Geography 6 - Landforms and their Evolution
  • 13
    Physical Geography 7 - Composition and Structure of Atmosphere
  • 14
    Physical Geography 8 - Solar Radiation, Heat Balance and Temperature
  • 15
    Physical Geography 9 - Atmospheric Circulation and Weather Systems
  • 16
    Physical Geography 10 - Water in the Atmosphere
  • 17
    Physical Geography 11 - World Climate and Climate Change
  • 18
    Physical Geography 12 - Water (Oceans)
  • 19
    Physical Geography 13 - Movements of Ocean Water
  • 20
    Physical Geography 14 - Biodiversity and Conservation

History

7 chapters

  • 1
    Chapter 1 - Early Societies
  • 2
    Chapter 2 - Empires
  • 3
    Chapter 3 - Changing Traditions
  • 4
    Chapter 4 - The Three Orders
  • 5
    Chapter 5 - Changing Cultural Traditions
  • 6
    Chapter 6 - Displacing Indigenous People
  • 7
    Chapter 7 - Paths to Modernisation

Home Science

11 chapters

  • 1
    Chapter 1 - Introduction
  • 2
    Chapter 2 - Understanding the Self
  • 3
    Chapter 3 - Food, Nutrition, Health and Fitness
  • 4
    Chapter 4 - Management of Resources
  • 5
    Chapter 5 - Fabrics Around Us
  • 6
    Chapter 6 - Media and Communication Technology
  • 7
    Chapter 7 - Concerns and Needs in Diverse Contexts
  • 8
    Chapter 8 - Nutrition, Health and Well-Being
  • 9
    Chapter 9 - Our Apparel
  • 10
    Chapter 10 - Financial Management and Planning
  • 11
    Chapter 11 - Care and Maintenance of Fabrics

Political Science

18 chapters

  • 1
    Indian Constitution 1 - Why and How
  • 2
    Indian Constitution 2 - Rights in the Indian Constitution
  • 3
    Indian Constitution 3 - Election and Representation
  • 4
    Indian Constitution 4 - Executive
  • 5
    Indian Constitution 5 - Legislature
  • 6
    Indian Constitution 6 - Judiciary
  • 7
    Indian Constitution 7 - Federalism
  • 8
    Indian Constitution 8 - Local Governments
  • 9
    Indian Constitution 9 - Constitution as a Living Document
  • 10
    Indian Constitution 10 - The Philosphy of the Constitution
  • 11
    Political Theory 1 - Introduction
  • 12
    Political Theory 2 - Freedom
  • 13
    Political Theory 3 - Equality
  • 14
    Political Theory 4 - Social Justice
  • 15
    Political Theory 5 - Rights
  • 16
    Political Theory 6 - Citizenship
  • 17
    Political Theory 7 - Nationalism
  • 18
    Political Theory 8 - Secularism

Psychology

8 chapters

  • 1
    Chapter 1 - What is Psychology
  • 2
    Chapter 2 - Methods of Enquiry in Psychology
  • 3
    Chapter 3 - Human Development
  • 4
    Chapter 4 - Sensory, Attentional and Perceptual Processes
  • 5
    Chapter 5 - Learning
  • 6
    Chapter 6 - Human Memory
  • 7
    Chapter 7 - Thinking
  • 8
    Chapter 8 - Motivation and Emotion

Sociology

10 chapters

  • 1
    Introducing Sociology 1 - Sociology and Society
  • 2
    Introducing Sociology 2 - Terms, Concepts and their Use in Sociology
  • 3
    Introducing Sociology 3 - Understanding Social Institutions
  • 4
    Introducing Sociology 4 - Culture and Socialisation
  • 5
    Introducing Sociology 5 - Doing Sociology -Research Methods
  • 6
    Understanding Sociology 1 - Social Structure, Stratification and Social Processes in Society
  • 7
    Understanding Sociology 2 - Social Change and Social Order in Rural and Urban Society
  • 8
    Understanding Sociology 3 - Environment and Society
  • 9
    Understanding Sociology 4 - Introducing Western Sociologists
  • 10
    Understanding Sociology 5 - Indian Sociologists

Public Administration

41 chapters

  • 1
    Chapter 1 - Meaning, Definition, Nature and Scope of Public Administration
  • 2
    Chapter 2 - Public and Private Administration - Differences and Similarities
  • 3
    Chapter 3 - Public Administration as an Art, a Science and a Philosophy
  • 4
    Chapter 4 - Role and Importance of Public Administration in the Modern Society
  • 5
    Chapter 5 - Importance and Role of Public Administration in the Developing Societies
  • 6
    Chapter 6 - Public Administration and the Other Social Sciences - Political Science, Law, Sociology and Economics
  • 7
    Chapter 7 - Evolution of the Study of Public Administration
  • 8
    Chapter 8 - Some Early Theories-Approaches
  • 9
    Chapter 9 - Public Administration - Woodrow Wilson
  • 10
    Chapter 10 - Public Administration as Public Policy
  • 11
    Chapter 11 - Classical Approach - Luther Gulick and Lyndall Urwick
  • 12
    Chapter 12 - Scientific Management - W.H. Taylor
  • 13
    Chapter 13 - Bureaucracy - Max Weber, Karl Marx and Michels
  • 14
    Chapter 14 - Human Relations Approach - Elton Mayo
  • 15
    Chapter 15 - Behavioural approach - Herbert Simon, Individual and organizational goals - Chris Argyris, Hierarchy of Needs - Abraham M-ocr
  • 16
    Chapter 16 - The Social-psychological approach - theory X and theory Y - McGregor, systems of Management - Rensis Likert
  • 17
    Chapter 17 - Significance of Comparative Public Administration Studies - Riggs
  • 18
    Chapter 18 - Development Administration - Edward Weidner
  • 19
    Chapter 19 - New Public Administration - Minnowbrook Perspective
  • 20
    Chapter 20 - A Critique of Administrative Theories
  • 21
    Chapter 21 - Introduction
  • 22
    Chapter 22 - Division of Work
  • 23
    Chapter 23 - Departmentalisation - Bases of Departmental Organization
  • 24
    Chapter 24 - Head of the Department - Single and Plural headship models
  • 25
    Chapter 25 - Coordination
  • 26
    Chapter 26 - Leadership
  • 27
    Chapter 27 - Supervision
  • 28
    Chapter 28 - Hierarchy
  • 29
    Chapter 29 - Unity of Command
  • 30
    Chapter 30 - Span of Control
  • 31
    Chapter 31 - Authority
  • 32
    Chapter 32 - Decision-making
  • 33
    Chapter 33 - Line and Staff Agencies - Types
  • 34
    Chapter 34 - Headquarters - Field Relations
  • 35
    Chapter 35 - Centralization and Decentralization
  • 36
    Chapter 36 - Communication
  • 37
    Chapter 37 - Public Relations
  • 38
    Chapter 38 - Planning
  • 39
    Chapter 39 - Delegation
  • 40
    Chapter 40 - Delegated-Subordinate Legislation
  • 41
    Chapter 41 - Administrative Adjudication

Education

11 chapters

  • 1
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 1 - Meaning and types of education
  • 2
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 2 - Curriculum
  • 3
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 3 - Constitutional provisions relating to education
  • 4
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 4 - Contemporary issues in Indian education
  • 5
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 5 - Individual development and social development as aims of education
  • 6
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 6 - Education and national objectives
  • 7
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 7 - Educational ideas of four great educators
  • 8
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 8 - Education for environmental protection and pollution control
  • 9
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 9 - Value education
  • 10
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 10 - Measurement and evaluation in education
  • 11
    Education for Beginners - Chapter 11 - Elementary educational statistics