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The M.Sc. Economics programme develops advanced competencies in economic theory, quantitative analysis and applied research. Students learn to critically analyse contemporary economic issues, apply advanced statistical and econometric techniques, evaluate public policies and undertake systematic research using quantitative and qualitative methods.
The curriculum covers advanced microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, public finance, international trade, sustainable development, and data science. The programme prepares students for high-impact careers in research, policy, banking, consulting, teaching, and higher academic study.
Deep engagement with advanced microeconomics, macroeconomics, public finance, and international trade.
Practical data science and econometric training using Python and advanced analytical tools.
Institutional exposure, industrial visits, and preparation for careers in government, corporate, consulting, and Ph.D. studies.
A postgraduate pathway delivering advanced economic theory, econometrics, and Python-driven analytical capabilities.
Programme Title: M.Sc. Economics
Specialization: Economics
Duration: 2 Years
Study Mode: Full-time postgraduate programme
Core Academic Focus Areas: Advanced microeconomics and macroeconomics, statistical methods, econometrics, public finance, international trade and finance, sustainable development, history of economic thought, data science and applied economic analysis
Practical/Applied Learning: Statistical and econometric analysis, Python-based data analysis, hands-on analytical training, research activities, institutional exposure, industrial visits and applied learning
Learning Pathway: Progress from advanced economic theory and quantitative methods to specialized research skills, internships, skill-development activities, and pathways toward careers in government, banking, consulting, research, and academia
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates with a Bachelor’s degree with Economics as a major, allied or core subject from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or equivalent grade are eligible. For SC/ST candidates, the minimum requirement is 45% aggregate marks.
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PSO1: Mastery of advanced microeconomics, macroeconomics, public finance, international trade and finance, and economic thought.
PSO2: Advanced competence in applying statistical and econometric techniques to evaluate contemporary economic issues and public policies.
PSO3: Practical hands-on training in Python-driven data analysis, econometric coding, and advanced analytical tools.
PSO4: Ability to undertake rigorous quantitative and qualitative economic research contributing to evidence-based development.
PSO5: Experiential learning through industrial visits, institutional collaborations, and real-world policy case studies.
PSO6: Prepares students for diverse pathways in corporate finance, consulting, government, policy think tanks, teaching, and Ph.D. studies.
Key strengths, experiential learning, and strategic career advantages offered by the programme.
The M.Sc. Economics programme offers rigorous training in advanced economic theory combined with quantitative and empirical analysis. Students develop expertise in statistical and econometric methods, data analysis and advanced analytical tools, while gaining exposure through industrial visits and institutional collaborations.
The programme's emphasis on research, analytical thinking, leadership and professional skills creates pathways towards careers in corporate organizations, banking and finance, consulting, government and public policy, teaching, research and Ph.D. studies.
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