Economics

In Indian education syllabus is still not changed very much.
Semester I
Paper 01-
Introductory Microeconomics
Paper 02-
Statistical Methods in Economics-I
Paper 03 -
Mathematical Methods for Economics-I
Paper 04 –
Concurrent Qualifying Language
Semester II
Paper 05
Introductory Macroeconomics
Paper 06
Statistical Methods in Economics-II
Paper 07 -
Mathematical Methods for Economics-II
Paper 08 –
Concurrent Credit Language
Semester III
Paper 09
Intermediate Microeconomics-I
Paper 10
Intermediate Macroeconomics-I
Paper 11 -
Economic History of India: 1857-1947
Paper 12 -
Introductory Econometrics
Paper 13 –
Concurrent Interdisciplinary
Semester IV
Paper 14-
Intermediate Microeconomics-II
Paper 15 -
Intermediate Macroeconomics-II
Paper 16
Economy, State and Society
Paper 17 -
Indian Economic Development since 1947 - I
Paper 18 –
Concurrent Discipline Centered I
Semester V
Paper 19-
Indian Economic Development since 1947 - II
Paper 20
Development Theory and Experience-I
Paper 21
Public Economics
Paper 22
Option -I (any one from List of Group-I)
Group-I
22A -
Economics of Health and Education
22B - Political Economy
22C - Topics in Microeconomics-I
22D - Advanced Macroeconomics
22 E - Money and Financial Markets
Semester VI
Paper 23
International Economics
Paper 24-
Development Theory and Experience-II
Paper 25-
Option-II (any one from List of Group-II)
Group II
25A - Comparative Economic Development: 1850- 1950
25B - Applied Econometrics
25C - Topics in Microeconomics-II
25D - Financial Economics
25E - Environmental Economics
Paper 26 –
Concurrent Discipline Centered II

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Options after Economics honours:
Nowadays, economics subject is in great demand. After economics honours, you can work as an economics journalist and investment banking. You can become a financial analyst. If you are doing your Masters degree, then you become a teacher and B.Ed degree is also necessary.
And if you want to become a university lecturer, you must be a Ph.D in your subject. After economics honours, you can also enter into different fields as a micro economist, industrial economist, macro economist, labour economist and international economist.
The field of economics is wide and there are many career opportunities across a number of different industries related to this social science.
A Masters degree is usually a requisite for many private companies and government organizations.

Numerous job opportunities are available for students once they have completed their graduation in the field of economics. On the successful completion of BA Economics, aspirants can seek out for jobs in the public and the private sectors. They can even attend UPSC entrance exams, IAF account exams and Combined Defense Services exam and so on. On top of this, with more experience aspirants will also be able to open their own corporate or consultancies. Those with more experience can apply for jobs with institutes of management or with multi national companies. Educational institutions and the finance sector also provide good job prospects for students of Economics.
Candidates with BA Economics can also take up teaching as a career. But for this it is advisable for students to finish a Masters Course and clear NET exam in order to get into colleges, universities and professional institutions as lectures. Students can also option for non-profit establishments like NGOs and Economic consulting etc.
Some of the common areas where these graduates are employed include the following.
Financial Information Firms
Banks/ Credit Unions
Government Departments
Statistical Research Firms
International Trade Companies
Manufacturing Firms
Agricultural Institutions

Archaeology is a subject in which student learn about past history, how they lived and what led to their breakdown. They research about history of buried substance. They can work for Archaeological survey of India, Population Survey under the control of Central government.
If we talks about the scope then there is no bright scope in this field. Salary paid to these graduate is also not so good in comparison to Economic graduate.
Now, Economic is big subject in which student learn about market policy, statistics data. This subject is divided into two Branch Micro and Macro Economic. In micro economic they learn about decision marking regarding score and marketing. In Macro Economic they learn about inflation, price levels, rate of growth, national income, gross domestic product and changes in unemployment. So this is wide subject in which graduate cab find huge job scope. They can work for Indian Economic service, PSUs and many government banks. They can also work as business journalist and Research DNA project by News Channel. There is an international diverse job opportunity for economic graduate. They can work in Multinational Company for complete supervision on their share, Investment, Income.
Overall, Economics graduate has more good opportunity in all over the world in comparison to Archaeology Graduate.