Masters Degree Program


The Masters Degree Program (M.A./M.Sc.) in Economics follows a 4-Semester (2-years) Choice-Based Credit System (with an enrolment capacity of 55 students per year/session). Applications for admission are normally invited by the University during April-May and admission is given in the month of July every year. The program starts in the first week of August. University examinations are held in December and July. In the 2nd and the 3rd semesters, some courses are open to choice within and across the departments. A successful candidate must earn 72 credit points.
 
STRUCTURE OF SYLLABUS UNDER CBCS
(Approved in 79th AC Meeting held on 6th June 2008 & w.e.f. August 2008)
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Semester    Course No. Name of Course Contact Hours  Credit
I
ECO(C)-101
Microeconomic Analysis-I
48
4
ECO(C)-102
Macroeconomic Analysis-I
48
4
ECO(C)-103
Mathematics for Economists
48
4
ECO(C)-104
Economics of Development - I
24
2
ECO(C)-105
Public Economics
48
4
II
ECO(C)-201
Microeconomic Analysis-II
48
4
ECO(C)-202
Macroeconomic Analysis-II
48
4
ECO(C)-203
Techniques of Statistical Analysis
48
4
ECO(C)-204
Economics of Development - II
24
2
ECO(O)-205
Open Course
48
4
III
ECO(C)-301
Historical Perspective of Modern Economics - I
48
2
ECO(C)-302
International Economics
48
4
ECO(C)-303
Industrial Economics
48
4
ECO(O)-304
Open Course
48
4
ECO(O)-305
Open Course
48
4
IV
ECO(C)-401
Historical Perspective of Modern Economics - II
48
2
ECO(C)-402
Indian Economic Problems and Policy
48
4
ECO(C)-403
Environmental Economics
48
4
ECO(C)-404
Labour Economics
48
4
ECO(C)-405
Financial Economics
48
4
LIST OF OPEN COURSES
II
ECO(O)-205A
Budgetary Theory and Practice
48
4
ECO(O)-205B
Computer Applications in Economic Analysis
48
4
ECO(O)-205C
Econometrics - I
48
4
ECO(O)-205D
Economics of Social Sector
48
4
ECO(O)-205E
Institutional Economics - I
48
4
ECO(O)-205F
Welfare Economics
48
4
III
ECO(O)-304A
Advanced Mathematics for Economists
48
4
ECO(O)-304B
Demography
48
4
ECO(O)-304C
Econometrics - II
48
4
ECO(O)-304D
Economics of Agriculture
48
4
ECO(O)-304E
Economics of Law
48
4
ECO(O)-305A
Economics of Gender
48
4
ECO(O)-305B
Economy of North-Eastern Region
48
4
ECO(O)-305C
Experimental Economics
48
4
ECO(O)-305D
Evolutionary Economics
48
4
ECO(O)-305E
Institutional Economics - II
48
4
ECO(O)-305F
Mathematical Economics
48
4
 


 

 

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