B.A. program in Economics
The Bachelor of Arts in Economics program at Jai Hind College is open to students from both Commerce and Humanities. In the final year, dedicated students can specialize in majors. The curriculum covers nine Economics papers for BA and three Business Economics papers for BCom. Many alumni continue their studies at top global universities, highlighting our commitment to academic excellence and career readiness. Our students find placements in banking, finance, research, social services, and startups, equipping them to handle real-world economic challenges.
Program Objectives
- Graduates will excel in economic analysis.
- Graduates will master economic ethics.
- Graduates will have a global economic outlook.
- Graduates will be ready for various economic careers.
Course Curriculum framework under Autonomy
Program: B.A
Department: Economics
| Semester I | ||
| Course code | Course Title | Credits |
| AECO101 |
Basics of Microeconomics Basic Principles of Economics Positive Economics-Some Theoretical Tools Consumer Behaviour Analysis Demand and Supply Analysis |
4 |
| Semester II | ||
| Course code | Course Title | Credits |
| AECO201 |
Basics of Macroeconomics National Income Analysis Consumption, Savings and Investment Public Economics Fundamentals of International Trade |
4 |
| Semester III | ||
| Course code | Course Title | Credits |
| AECO301 |
Intermediate Microeconomic Theory Use of Mathematical Techniques Production Analysis Cost and Revenue Analysis Market Structures |
3.5 |
| AECO302 |
Indian Economy and Contemporary Issues National Income, Poverty and Inequality Agricultural Sector: Issues, Challenges and Recent Policies Industrial Sector: Components, Trends and Recent Policies Service Sector: Role and Significance |
3.5 |
| Semester IV | ||
| Course code | Course Title | Credits |
| AECO401 |
Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory Money and Inflation LM and Money Market IS and Goods Market IS-LM Model and Effectiveness of Fiscal & Monetary Policy |
3.5 |
| AECO402 |
Indian Economy: Policy and Prospects Financial System in India Government Budget Public Finance and Policies in India International Trade and External Sector |
3.5 |
| Semester V | ||
| Course code | Course Title | Credits |
| AECO501 |
Advanced Microeconomic Theory General Equilibrium and Social Welfare Collusive and Non-collusive Oligopoly Theory of Factor Pricing Economics of Information |
5 |
| AECO502 |
Growth and Development-I Introduction to Development Theory of Development Poverty, Inequality and Development Issues in Development |
5 |
| AECO503 |
Indian Financial System-I Overview of the financial System Financial Sector Reforms and RBI Financial Instruments Banking and Non-banking Financial Institutions |
4.5 |
| AECO504 |
Elementary Mathematics for Economic Analysis Derivatives and their applications Multivariate Functions Integral Calculus Linear Algebra |
5 |
| AECO505 |
Fundamentals of International Economics Theories of International Trade-I Theories of International Trade-II Trade Policy Factor Movements |
5 |
| AECO506 |
Elementary Statistics for Economic Analysis Measures of Dispersion and Concepts of Moments, Skewness & Kurtosis Correlation and Regression |
4.5 |
| Index Numbers and Time Series Elementary Probability Theory |
| Semester VI | ||
| Course code | Course Title | Credits |
| AECO601 |
Advanced Macroeconomic Theory Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Model International Trade Open Economy Macroeconomics Public Economics |
5 |
| AECO602 |
Growth and Development-II Population and Human Resources Structural Transformations International Aspects of Development Agencies of Development |
5 |
| AECO603 |
Indian Financial System-II Money Market Capital Market and Foreign Exchange Market The Derivatives Market in India Financial Services and Regulations |
4.5 |
| AECO604 |
Introduction to Econometrics-I Idea of a Random Variable Statistical Inference Forecasting |
5 |
| AECO605 |
International Economic Theory and Policy Balance of Payments Foreign Exchange Market Economic Integration International Economic Organisations |
5 |
| AECO606 |
Introduction to Econometrics-II Regression Analysis Econometric Model Specification Failure of Classical Assumptions |
4.5 |
The minor electives will be offered from the following domains: – Marketing, Management, Data Science, Web Designing, Cybersecurity, Accounting, Taxation, Finance, Financial Markets, Investment Banking, Commercial Data Science, Banking, Biotechnology, Mass communication, Embedded Systems and IoT.
Arthanomics
Arthanomics is a major annual business and economics event featuring mock stock exchanges, research presentations, and technology-focused activities. It includes international participation and online adaptations, with CSR initiatives supporting educational and welfare causes.
Annual Economics Symposium
The Annual Economics Symposium showcases student research, hosts panel discussions, and features webinars on current economic issues, providing a platform for in-depth learning and engagement.
The Contrarian
The Contrarian is a student-led platform publishing articles, newsletters, and podcasts on economics and finance. It collaborates with events like Arthanomics and offers workshops to enhance student’s skills and knowledge.