Economics is concerned with the study of productive resources – their
organization. Utilization, and distribution – both nationally and
internationally. It includes the study of political, industrial and social
relationships and of economic theories, processes and institutions. An
economics graduate degree enables individuals to join the Central Government
or state civil/ administrative services where they function in a general
administrative capacity.
Courses :
Economics is taught as a part of bachelor’s degree programmes. It may be taken
up as an Honours/major subject during graduation. Admission is usually on the
basis of marks secured in the 10+2 / equivalent examination.
Institutions :
Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research (IGIDR) Gen A.K.VaidyaMarg,
Goregaon (E) Mumbai 400 065
M.Sc In Economics : Eligibility : B.A./B.Sc in Economics/ B.Com/B.Stat/B.Sc
(Physics or Maths)/B.Tech/BE with minimum 55% marks for Economics Bachelors
and 60% for all others
M.Phil/Ph.D in Development Studies with major emphasis on Economics :
Eligibility : M.A/M.Sc in Economics/M.Stat/M.Sc (Physics or Maths or
Environmental Science or Operations Research) MBA/M.Tech/M.E./B.Tech/B.E. with
minimum 55% marks for Economics Bachelors and 60% for all others. With minimum
55% marks for Economics graduates and 60% for others. All students must have
taken Maths at least at the higher secondary level.
Admission to all programmes is through a written test. Gokhale Institute of
Politics & Economics (Deemed to be a University), Pune 411 004
M.A./Ph.D – Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, Delhi 110 007
M.A – Madras School of Economics, Chennai 600 025
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