The BA (Economics) program is meticulously designed to equip students with a robust foundation in analytical skills, enabling them to critically evaluate and interpret complex economic data and trends. Through an in-depth exploration of economic theories and their real-world applications, the program fosters a comprehensive understanding of how economic systems operate on both micro and macro levels. Students emerge well-prepared to take on responsible roles in various sectors, including policy-making, where they can contribute to shaping effective public policies; finance, where their analytical expertise aids in investment decision-making, assessment of risks; and consulting, where they offer strategic solutions to businesses and organizations for navigating economic challenges.
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| Semester I |
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| Microeconomics I |
| Macroeconomics I |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 100) |
| Elective offered by Other Departments / SWAYAM / NPTEL / MOOCs |
| Skill Enhancement Course |
| Communicative English |
| Indian Knowledge System-I |
| Semester II |
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| Microeconomics II |
| Mathematical Methods for Economics |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 100) |
| Elective offered by Other Departments / SWAYAM / NPTEL / MOOCs |
| Skill Enhancement Course |
| English-II |
| Indian Knowledge System - II |
| Semester III |
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| Macroeconomics II |
| Statistical Methods |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 200) |
| Elective offered by Other Departments / SWAYAM / NPTEL / MOOCs |
| Skill Enhancement Course |
| MIL – I |
| Environmental Studies |
| Semester IV |
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| Introduction to International Economics |
| Economics of Development |
| Basic Econometrics |
| Introduction to Indian Economy |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 200) |
| MIL – II |
| Human Values & Professional Ethics |
| Semester V |
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| Kautilya’s Arthashastra (IKS) |
| Industrial Economics |
| Agricultural Economics |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 300) |
| Summer Internship |
| Semester VI |
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| Monetary Economics |
| History of Economic Thought |
| International Trade and Finance |
| Research Methodology |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 300) |
| Semester VII (BA Economics – Hons) |
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| Advanced Microeconomics |
| Advanced Macroeconomics |
| Advanced Mathematical Methods for Economics |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 400) |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 400) |
| Semester VIII (BA Economics – Hons) |
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| Theories of Economic Growth |
| Indian Economy: Issues and Policies |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 400) |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 400) |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 400) |
| Semester VII (BA Economics – Hons with Research) |
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| Advanced Microeconomics |
| Advanced Macroeconomics |
| Advanced Mathematical Methods for Economics |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 400) |
| Elective offered by Economics Department / Other Departments (Level 400) |
| Semester VIII (BA Economics – Hons with Research) |
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| Theories of Economic Growth |
| Indian Economy: Issues and Policies |
| Dissertation* |
| Semester II |
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| Engineering Mathematics-II |
| Applied Chemistry |
| Semester II |
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| Engineering Mathematics-II |
| Applied Chemistry |
Understand the economic concepts and apply the knowledge to the various economic problems to identify, formulate and analyze complex problems.
Demonstrate the ability to analyze and evaluate the underlying assumptions that shape our thoughts and actions, critically assessing their accuracy and validity. Explore diverse perspectives to enhance decision-making skills in intellectual, organizational, and personal contexts.
Recognize and appreciate diverse value systems, including one's own, while understanding the ethical dimensions of decision-making. Assume responsibility for the moral implications of choices and actions.
Develop an understanding of environmental contexts and challenges, promoting sustainable development. Explore strategies to address environmental issues and contribute to sustainable practices in personal and professional settings.
Cultivate the ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning, adapting to socio-technological changes. Embrace a proactive approach to acquiring new knowledge and skills, fostering personal and professional growth throughout one's lifetime.
PSO 1: Understanding Economic Theories and Applications
Demonstrate a solid grounding in microeconomic and macroeconomic theories, and apply them to analyze real-world economic issues, including markets, public policy, and global economic trends.
PSO 2: Quantitative and Analytical Skills
Acquire and apply quantitative techniques, statistical tools, and economic models to interpret data, conduct research, and support evidence-based economic decision-making.
PSO 3: Critical Thinking and Policy Analysis
Develop the ability to critically assess economic problems, evaluate policy alternatives, and understand the socio-economic and institutional context of economic decision-making at local, national, and global levels.
