
Budget 2025‑26 Complete Analysis – Parcham Classes (PDF)
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Decoding the Union Budget 2025-26
The Union Budget is the most important economic document released by the Government of India. Every year, UPSC, SSC, and Banking exams feature several questions based on the budget and its accompanying Economic Survey. Parcham Classes, a trusted name in exam preparation, has created this definitive 150-page PDF to decode the heavy economic jargon into simple, understandable concepts.
Comprehensive Breakdown
This PDF provides a deep dive into:
- Macroeconomic Indicators: Fiscal deficit, revenue deficit, primary deficit, GDP growth projections, and inflation expectations.
- Tax Reforms: Changes in direct taxes (Income Tax slabs) and indirect taxes (GST rates, customs duties).
- Capital Expenditure: Massive infrastructure push, including railways, highways, and digital public infrastructure (DPI).
- Sectoral Allocation: Detailed analysis of budgets for Agriculture (crop insurance, MSP), Defense (modernization), Education (NEP implementation), Health (Ayushman Bharat expansion), and Energy (renewable targets).
- New Policies & Schemes: Detailed overview of new government schemes launched or extended in the budget.
Key Features
- Total Pages: Over 150 pages of rich, analytical content.
- Format: Printable PDF, optimized for mobile and desktop viewing.
- Language: Accessible English with glossaries for economic terms.
- Price: Available at a minimal cost, making it accessible to all.
Why This PDF is Essential
Understanding the budget is not just about memorizing numbers; it is about understanding the government's vision. This PDF includes an 'Impact Analysis' section, which discusses how the budget affects different sections of society and the economy, preparing you for both objective questions in prelims and analytical questions in Mains GS Paper III.
Target Audience
- UPSC CSE aspirants (Prelims and Mains Economics).
- SSC CGL & CHSL aspirants (General Awareness).
- Banking (SBI PO, IBPS) & RBI Grade B candidates.
- Students of economics and public policy.



