Economics

Hi Debayan,
Economists analyze issues related to growth and development, welfare and policy formulation, and assess their long and short term significance for the country. Economics is the study of production and distribution processes and the most effective means of utilizing available resources.
Economists work in one of the three sectors:
Government and Public sector enterprisesIndustry and TradeBanking and Finance
Economists often specialize as Research Economists, Business Economists, Agricultural Economists, Financial Economists, International, Industrial or Labor Economists.
Skills required
Good at numerical ability to work with figures
Interest in current affairs & ability to assess implications from an analysts view point
Logical thinking
Mathematical acumen
Analytical skills
Good communication skills in speech & writing to explain complex economic analysis to non-specialists
Ability to handle concepts & figures with ease
Abilty to clarify thoughts and predictions in relation to the industry
Employment Opportunities
Banks
Business journals and newspapers
Census organization
Employment organizations
Finance and investment firms
Government and public enterprises
Labour departments
Labour tribunals
Market research organisations
Research organizations

Sonu, if you find Science difficult, you can change the stream.
If you have any passion for computers you can go for BCA or B.Sc Computer Science or B.Sc IT.
If you want to learn the tricks of management or want to start your own business, BBA, B.Com (Professional) can be good choices.
If food and its aroma arouses you, hotel management can be your calling. Or on this line only, you can join a course in tourism and hospitality that is going to take you places.
If you believe in weaving a magic with your words and also have a streak of adventure in you, you can go for BJMC or even Bachelors in Film and TV production.
If you are having a creative bent of mind and you want to show that creativity by making inanimate objects move and talk, you can think of a course in Multimedia and graphics. If you love showing this creativity on cloth and on canvas, then its fashion designing and fine arts that you have an aptitude for. If your creativity lies in making the interiors of a place appealing then certainly you should go for interior designing.
With so many good conventional and modern options available to you, you can make a successful career for yourself by choosing a branch of your choice.
After choosing a course , another important thing is the institution/ university from where to do the course. There are many world class universities with modern infrastructure and highly qualified, experienced faculty who have mad a name for themselves in the field of education by imparting quality education.
Not only are they imparting quality education but some like Lovely Professional University, Chitkara, Maharishi Markandeshwar University etc are also offering good placements, etc. Some of them also offer scholarships.

Economics is considered as ever green subject due to its high utility and huge demand in the job markets. Economics is a very important discipline both for career as well as job point of view. The significance of economics has greatly increased post reforms era. Job opportunities have increased manifolds post liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation (LPG), and after merging of world economy. Well-trained economists are in huge demand not only in India but also across the world for rapidly globalising economic scenario. They are hired as economic analysts, researchers and consultants.
Economic Courses and Eligibility
The teaching of economics started from the XI standard. To get admission in a good college, one has to secure good marks in economics at XI and XII exams. After passing B.A. in economics, one may pursue MA and Ph.D in economics with some specialization.
Economics course syllabus includes the papers like mathematical economics, statistical economics, monetary economics, international economics, developmental economics, econometrics, public finance, and economic policy making. The specialisation in the field of economics increases its importance. The specialised areas are finance, agriculture, econometrics, rural development, health, business development, international economics, industrial law and human resource.
Economic Courses
At UG Level
BA (Economics)
BA(Hons) (Economics)
B.Sc. (Economics)
B.Sc. (Hons) (Economics)
BA (Business Economics)
BA (Developmental Economics)
At PG Level
MA (Analytical & Applied Economics)
MA (Applied Economics)
MA (Business Economics)
MA (Corporation and Applied Economics)
MA (Econometrics)
MA (Economics)
MA (Indian Economics)
MA (Quantitative Economics)
MBA (Business Economics)
M.Sc. (Applied Economics)
M.Sc. (Mathematical Economics)
MBE(Master of Business Economics)
At M.Phil. and Ph.D Levels
M.Phil. (Applied Economics)
M.Phil. (Economics)
M.Phil.(Applied Econometrics)
Ph.D. (Business Economics)
Ph.D.(Economics)
Diploma Courses in Economics
Post Graduate Diploma (Applied Economics)
Post Graduate Diploma (Econometrics)
What are the Career Prospects in Economics?
The career prospects for economics graduates are many. Numerous fields are waiting for economic graduates both in the public as well as the private sectors. In the government sector, one may try for Indian Economic Services, jobs in Reserve Bank of India, PSUs and other public sector banks.