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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Programme Specific Outcomes for B.A. / B.Sc (Economics):
1. To understand basic concepts in economics.
2. To equip students to use graphical models, logical arguments, mathematical and statistical tools to explain and analyse economic issues.
3. To bring in the ability analyse historical and the current issues/problems/events in an economic perspective.
4. To provide a strong platform which could allow students to take up higher studies in economics.
5. To be in a position to explain and express real world economic issues in a way that common man would understand.
› In the first two years of study, all three subjects (Mathematics, Economics and Statistics) are taught
› In the third year, the subject (students will take courses in only that subject) of specialization (Mathematics or
Economics only) will determine the final degree awarded: B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics, or B.Sc. (Hons.) in Economics
Honours in Mathematics (Year 3): Students strengthen their basics of Mathematics as they pursue advanced courses such
as Abstract Algebra, Linear Algebra, sophistications of Complex analysis, Topology, Numerical Methods etc. and software
laboratory courses such as Introduction to C Programming and Data Structure and File handling using C during the last
two semesters. Those who wish to pursue Computer Science may choose elective courses from a list of well structured
elective courses. Moreover, students with eligible CGPA at the Honours level with creditable performance will get admitted
to the M.Sc. in Mathematics programme. Besides getting very good training in Mathematics, this programme provides
opportunities to Mathematics graduates for specialization in Computer Science or Actuarial Science.
Honours in Economics (Year 3): The Economics programme provides rigorous training in micro and macro economic
theory, quantitative analysis and some areas of applied economics such as finance, international economics, public finance
and development economics. On the whole, there is considerable emphasis on quantitative orientation in all courses. Part
of the training includes computer applications using data relating to the Indian economy. Graduating students can further
pursue an MBA or a Masters degree in economics.
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