Economics

Hi. It is good. The Master of Arts in Economics programme is a two-year full-time postgraduate programme that offers theoretical knowledge in addition to training on tools required for empirical research and analysis to evaluate the economy and policy. It blends economics with other social Science disciplines, namely, civics and politics, to develop a holistic understanding of the political economy. The M.A. Is distinct from the M.Sc. Programme in that, the former includes interdisciplinary courses such as Indian Economy, Public Economics, Political Development of Indian Economy, Indian Political System, Public Administration and Policy. The two courses in research methodology aim to develop research aptitude among students, further aided by the Quantitative Aptitude course. Teaching in elementary Statistics Mathematics and Econometrics courses further helps the students in the empirical analysis of socio-economic phenomena. The sixteen compulsory courses and four elective courses offered in this programme, accompanied by rigorous evaluation, are aimed to prepare the students for Civil Services and other competitive examinations. It also equips students with skills required for research and teaching positions.

Here, if we're talking about B.A. Economics, it means study about economics in a general sense like you will have to read some basic concepts and terminology, economics history by some basics writers, then
If we have economics Hons, it means a specialization in economics, it leads to a well versed in economics background like we'll have to study about conceptually criteria and all, future application-based knowledge about economics, stats, Maths econometrics, etc. And then we have B.Sc. Economics generally means a study approach to economics through some research work and analytical concepts and methodology in statistical sense and economics, based on research. For further you have to go through the syllabus and prospects of the courses respectively. Thank you.