Economics

Certificate Courses
IHE runs several add-on courses to meet the aspirations of the students and the growing needs of the industry. Students pursuing regular degree courses join these short-term Certificate courses. These courses have proved to be highly popular and the response of the students has been very encouraging. The add-on courses include:Certificate Course in Nutrition for Health, Sports and FitnessCertificate Course in Early Childhood Care and EducationCertificate course in Management of Individual and Emotional Well-beingCertificate Course in Event Management and AUTOCAD & Interior DesigningCertificate Course in Radio JockeyingCertificate course in Computer-Aided Designing
Institute of Home Economics Admission Process
1. Delhi University releases a pre-admission form available for admission which is centralised for almost all the colleges affiliated to Delhi University including Institute of Home Economics.
2. While applying to any regular course at the Institute of Home Economics, students will be required to fill the same pre-admission form.
3. Eligible candidates seeking admission in the college based on extra-curricular activities and sports are exempted from this and have to apply via ECA quota.
4. College will display the cut-offs on the dates announced by the University. Applicants should verify that their marks fall within the cut-offs announced and all eligibility criteria are MET (including relevant special requirements)
5. Once the cut-off lists are announced, selected students for admission would be required to fill in Institute of Home Economics Application Form before taking admission in the college.
6. The application form should be filled completely. Incomplete application forms will be rejected.
7. Students seeking admission will have to be personally present in the college to gain admission.
8. All admissions will be provisional and subject to confirmation by University of Delhi.

Pure economics consists of the fundamentals of economics, such as definitions and theorems. For example, the production and consumption wealth concept is part of pure economics. Therefore, any master's level course in economics that does not deal with applied concepts of economics could be pursued if you want to study pure economics. Specializations such as international economics are part of applied economics. For instance, M.A. In Economics. You can pursue this course at the following colleges:
1. Madras Christian College, Chennai
2. Christ University of Bangalore
3. Kanya Maha Vidyalaya
4. Yashwantrao Mohite College of Commerce
5. Stani Memorial P. G. College.