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The field of economics has become indispensable part of any decision-making process. In the face of scarcity, the effective use of resources becomes a problem of prime importance. Within economics, issues like consumption, production, employment, savings and investment, money, banking system, development policies, taxation, international trade, environment and others that form the core of this subject. To tackle these issues, a strong analytical foundation comprising mathematics, statistics, and econometrics is necessary. The FYIPP is aimed at ensuring that students learn the required tools, analyse economic issues and apply them to real world economic issues and contribute to policy discussions.
The programme builds right from the fundamentals of economics. The students will be initially introduced to some basic courses on Microeconomics and Macroeconomics relating them to practical economic issues. For the initial years the focus is on training students in the tools required to study economics such as Mathematics and Statistics along with intuitive and application-based understanding of ideas in microeconomics and macroeconomics. In the later years, the programme gradually progresses towards more advanced economic analysis along with the tools required to understand those. The programme spans a wide range of applied papers in the advanced stages of the programme to bring our students in line with the contemporary discussions in economics and align them with the frontier of the knowledge in the field.
The programme has been structured in order to provide in-depth study of Economics as a major discipline with an option to choose from interdisciplinary minors and skill-based courses relating to a chosen thematic area – data science, environmental studies, climate science, geoinformatics and management studies.
Eligibility
Eligibility Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate or Higher Secondary (12th Grade) Certificate obtained after successful completion of Grade 12 or equivalent from any discipline with Mathematics or Applied Mathematics in Grade 12 can apply. There is no upper age bar.
For students taking Economics as minor, 1st Semester math course ‘Introductory Mathematical Methods for Economics’ may be made mandatory/ a pre-requisite or equivalent courses in ‘National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS)’ may be considered as mandatory.
Admission Criteria
Admission to FYIPP in Economics shall be on the basis of merit of marks secured in 10+2 or equivalent examination in aggregate of best of three subjects and one language.
Year | Courses | Credits | Duration* |
First Year | |||
1st Semester | 2 major courses of 8 credits, 1 minor elective course of 4 credits, 1 multidisciplinary course of 2 credits, 1 AEC of 2 credits, 1 SEC of 2 credits and 1 VAC of 2 credits | 20 | 15 Weeks |
2nd Semester | 2 major courses of 8 credits, 1 minor elective course of 3 credits, 1 multidisciplinary course of 3 credits, 1 AEC of 3 credits, 1 SEC of 2 credits and 2 VACs of 4 credits | 23 | 15 weeks |
Vocational course/ Summer internship project | To Exit with UG-Certificate in Economics | 8 weeks | |
UG - Certificate | |||
Second Year | |||
3rd Semester | 3 major courses of 12 credits, 1 minor elective course of 3 credit, 1 multidisciplinary elective course of 4 credits, 1 AEC of 3 credits, 2 SEC of 5 credits | 27 | 15 weeks |
4th Semester | 4 major courses of 16 credits, 1 minor elective course of 4 credits | 20 | 15 weeks |
Vocational course/ Summer internship project | To Exit with UG-Diploma in Economics | 8 weeks | |
UG Diploma | |||
Third Year | |||
5th Semester | 4 major courses of 16 credits and 1 minor elective courses of 4 credits | 20 | 15 week |
6th Semester | 4 major courses of 16 credits and 1 minor elective courses of 4 credits | 20 | 15 weeks |
Vocational course/ Summer internship project | To Exit with UG-Degree in Economics | 8 weeks | |
B.Sc. in Economics Degree | |||
Fourth Year | |||
7th Semester | 3 major courses of 12 credits, 1 major elective of 4 credits, 1 minor elective courses of 4 credits | 20 | 15 weeks |
8th Semester | 5 major courses of 20 credits, 1 major elective of 4 credits, 1 minor elective course of 4 credits in Economics (Hons) | 28 | 15 weeks |
Research Project/Dissertation | Students who secure 75% marks and above in the first six semesters and wish to undertake research at the UG level can choose a research stream in the fourth year by doing a research project or dissertation under the guidance of a faculty member of the University; the students who secure at least 160 credits, including 12 credits from a research project/dissertation can exit the programme with 4-year UG Degree (Honours with Research) in Economics | ||
Vocational course/ Summer internship project | 8 weeks | ||
Students exiting the programme after securing minimum 160 credits will be awarded 3-Years BSc Degree in Economics provided they secure additional 4 credits in work-based vocational courses offered during first or second year summer-term or internship/apprenticeship. In case student not credited 4-credit summer internship during 1st / 2nd year / 3rd year has to earn 4-credit summer internship in 8th semester. | |||
B.Sc. Honours (or Honours with research) in Economics Degree |
AEC: Ability Enhancement Courses; SEC: Skill Enhancement Courses; VAC: Value Added Courses
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