PSEB Matric Social Science case studies
PSEB Matric Social Science · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Punjab School Education Board Matriculation Examination, commonly called PSEB Matric or the Class 10 board examination, is the school-leaving assessment conducted by the Punjab School Education Board, which came into existence through a legislative enactment in November 1969 for the development and promotion of school education in the state of Punjab. Social Science is one of the subjects examined at this level, and the Board publishes the syllabus, question paper structure, model test papers and question bank material through its Academics Wing. The PSEB Matric Social Science case studies are 5 cases and about 4,700 words.
1Three Accounts of One Week: Judging Sources on the Non-Cooperation Movement
A Class 10 student in Ludhiana is preparing a project on the Non-Cooperation Movement in her district. She has collected three accounts of one week in November 1921, when volunteers picketed a liquor shop and a shop selling imported cloth in her town.
898 words, about 4 min296 Tubewells and One Falling Water Table: A Farming Decision in Sangrur
Village Rampura in Sangrur district has 180 hectares under cultivation: 140 ha under the paddy-wheat cycle, 25 ha under cotton and 15 ha under fodder and vegetables. The village has 96 tubewells.
897 words, about 4 min3The Muster Roll, the Uncle and the Sarpanch Next Door
Simran, a Class 10 student in a village near Gurdaspur, notices that the panchayat's pond-desilting work, sanctioned for ₹9.6 lakh under MGNREGA, shows her uncle's name on the muster roll for 22 days in February. Her uncle was working in Jalandhar for most of that month.
967 words, about 5 min4150 Quintals of Wheat, Three Buyers and a College Admission
Harjit farms 3 hectares in Bathinda district and has harvested 150 quintals of wheat. He has three ways to sell it.
986 words, about 5 min5Sixty Hectares, One Choe and a Textile Plant
A textile company wants 60 hectares of flat, double-cropped land on the edge of a town in Fatehgarh Sahib district, beside a seasonal choe that carries water during the monsoon. The land belongs to 34 owners, most of them small farmers with about 1.8 hectares each; the district collector has begun acquisition under the 2013 land law and the estimated award is about four times the circle rate.
952 words, about 5 min