About the Course
|  Economics course provides a study on how societies use scarce resources to satify unlimited wants and needs and how individuals, businesses and governments make decisions related to resource allocation and production. It covers topics like Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Economics, Financial Economics, etc. allowing the students to specialise in areas like finance, public policy or internationa relations. |
Course Outcome
| 1. Students will learn the basic principles of microeconomics (individual and firm behaviour) and macroeconnomics (National Income, Unemployment, Inflation) and grasp the concept of market failure and potential role of governement intervention. 2. Students will develop analytical skills to evaluate economic models, understand their situation and apply them in real world situations. 3. Students will learn to use data and statistics to analyse economic phenomena and economic problems logically and efficiently and make predictions. 4. Students will learn about the functioning of government policies and their impact on the economy and society. 5. Students will learn to apply economic principles to make informed decisions in their personal and professional life. |
Semester I
| 1. EC1.CC1 – Introductory Microeconomics 2. EC1.CC2 – Mathematical Methods for Economics I |
Semester II
| 1. EC2.CC3 – introductory Macroeconomics 2. EC2.CC4 – Mathematical Methods for Economics II |
Semester III
| 1. EC3.CC5 – Intermediate Microeconomics I 2. EC3.CC6 –Â Statististical methods for Economics |
Semester IV
| 1. EC4.CC7 – Intermediate Microeconomics II 2. EC4.CC8 – Intermediate Macroeconomics I |
Semester V
| 1. EC5.CC9 – Intermediate Macroeconomics II 2. EC5.CC10 – Introductory Econometrics 3. EC5.CC11 – Indian Economy |
Semester VI
| 1. EC6.CC12 – Development Economics I 2. EC6.CC13 – Public Economics 3. EC6.CC14 – International Economics 4. EC6.CC15 (a) – Political Economy I Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â or (b) – Applied Econometrics |
Semester VII
| 1. EC7.CC16 (a) – Political Economy II                  or (b) -Money and Banking 2. EC7.CC17 (a) -Economics of Health and Education                  or (b) – Economic History of India (1857 – 1947) 3. EC7.CC18 (a) – Environmental Economics                  or (b) – Developpment Economics II 4. EC7.CC19 – Research Methodology |
Semester VIII
| 1. EC8.CC20 2. EC8.CC21 3. EC8.CC22 4. EC8.CC23 |