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AIDED COURSES

  • BA ECONOMICS

    B.A. Economics is a is a 3- year long graduate level course divided into 6 semesters, with each semester spanning 6 months. However, some universities follow the yearly pattern of examination. The course is designed to train pupils in analyzing concepts and processes of the economy by educating them in areas such as definition, nature, scope, concepts, utility, production, market, monopoly etc.

    B.A. Economics: Course Highlights

    Course Level
    Graduate
    Duration
    3 Years
    Examination Type
    Semester/ Annual system
    Eligibility
    10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognized Board
    Admission Process
    Entrance exam or direct admission

  • B.Com Course

    Commerce has emerged as one of the most sought after fields of study in India in recent times. Students can choose to pursue any one of the commerce courses that are being offered all over India at various levels, i.e. undergraduate, postgraduate, or even doctorate levels. There are certificate and diploma courses available in many Commerce colleges in India as well.

    The most popular commerce course that is on offer is the Bachelors of Commerce or B.Com. You will also be able to find a postgraduate degree for commerce, or Master of Commerce, known as M.Com. However, students also have the choice to pursue a particular specialisation in Commerce. You will be able to find specialisations in almost all of the commerce degrees. Along with the B.Com course, candidates can also opt for B.Com (Hons). B.Com (Hons) course helps students choose a specialisation along with the B.Com course which can give these students a career edge over the others.

  • MA ECONOMICS

    MA Economics or Master of Arts in Economics is a 2 years long postgraduation course that is divided into 4 semesters. With a blend of all the aspects of economics in a society, MA Economics broadly and commonly focuses on topics like macroeconomics, microeconomics, public economics, econometry, international and financial economics.

    The course is the branch of science that deals with production and consumption and supply and demand changes in the markets. It is a broad account on utilization of resources in banking, market, insurance, investment and many other sectors of an economy.

    MA Economics Eligibility

    The eligibility standards are different for admissions through entrance exams and merit basis, but students eager to pursue their masters in economics must fulfill the mentioned-below MA Economics eligibility criteria.

    • A bachelor degree in economics or in a relevant field of study.
    • A minimum percentage of 50% at the level of graduation is required.

     

Aided Courses