BSEB Inter Geography case studies
BSEB Inter Geography · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) Intermediate Geography examination is the Class 12 geography paper taken by students in Bihar who have chosen Geography as one of their elective subjects under the Intermediate (10+2) curriculum. It is a school-leaving board examination, not a competitive entrance test: the result contributes to the Intermediate certificate issued by BSEB, which candidates use for admission to undergraduate programmes and for eligibility in many state and central recruitment processes. The BSEB Inter Geography case studies are 5 cases and about 3,716 words.
1Reading a Block's Census: Density, Growth and a Sex Ratio That Argues Back
A student in a north Bihar community-development block compiles two data sets for a school project. In 2011 the block had 2,40,000 people spread over 380 km²; a 2021 house-listing-based estimate puts it at 3,10,000.
765 words, about 4 min2Two Blocks With Equal Incomes and Unequal Lives
Two adjoining blocks of the same district report almost identical average monthly per capita expenditure - ₹4,050 in Block A and ₹3,950 in Block B. Their social indicators, however, diverge sharply.
741 words, about 4 min3Waterlogging in a Canal Command: Diagnose Before You Prescribe
Ramnandan farms 1.4 hectares in six scattered plots in a canal command area of south Bihar. Before the canal he grew one rain-fed paddy crop and some pulses.
749 words, about 4 min4Where to Put a Sugar Mill: Least Cost Versus a Cooperative's Arithmetic
A farmers' cooperative in a cane belt wants a 2,500 tonnes-crushed-per-day sugar mill. Three sites are offered.
730 words, about 4 min5Toposheet Route and Site Selection on a 1:50,000 Sheet
A student is given a toposheet extract on 1:50,000. She must plan a fair-weather road from village Rampur (grid square 4520) to the rail station at Bela (grid square 4818).
731 words, about 4 min