Humanities & Social Sciences

To make sure your Ph.D. research is authentic, you should, first of all, choose a clear research topic along with an identified research gap on which you would like to work. Then you should start with literature reviews where you read a plethora of books, articles, and journals related to the chosen research topic, select your target audience, and collect data through online surveys and group discussions. Regularly assess your work and take feedback from your peers and supervisor to make sure you successfully complete your PhD thesis while ensuring sheer originality.

Yes, pursuing a PhD degree can often turn out to be a journey of solitude owing to a culture of long, silent, and independent research, which often makes mutual conversations difficult. You often find yourself sitting in libraries for hours and sipping coffee while reading various books, articles, and journals to come up with a strong thesis work. There is less social interaction, and time management may seem difficult, but with your persistent efforts and passion for the field, you can overcome this feeling of loneliness and reach your final goal of PhD completion.

Academic writing is the driving force for success in PhD courses as it is key factor by which doctorate scholars can actually contribute something authentic to the established pool of academic knowledge through dissertations and scholarly publications. It is important to establish a strong publication record via excellent academic writing to get hold of academic positions at universities and research career advancement in general. 

Well, yes. When we talk about passion and grades, passion definitely wins the race because pursuing a PhD requires a long-term commitment that needs constant effort and dedication, which can only be driven by passion. While good academic grades are important for PhD admission, passion is what really leads to the culmination of the intense PhD research work and intellectual growth.

A PhD programme is no cakewalk and requires you to have a strong and resilient mindset coupled with curiosity and passion for the chosen field. Walking down the PhD academic lane necessitates a strong work ethic, positive attitude, setback embracement, and persistence. You should look at challenges as opportunities for growth and improvement and stay focused to achieve your goals.

Yes, you'll find a significant amount of Maths used in Economics courses, especially at the UG-level courses. Though UG, Diploma, and Certificate level courses with basic concepts have simpler Mathematical models used in the program, you'll find more complex Maths concepts in the further level courses.

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Economics Courses

Here are some top Economics book options you can consider, along with your regular syllabus, for extra knowledge and exposure

• What Went Wrong With Capitalism by Ruchir Sharma.
• Economics Beyond the Millennium by Alan Kirman.
• The Deficit Myth by Stephanie Kelton.
• THE shortest HISTORY OF ECONOMICS by Andrew Leigh.
• ECONOMICS IN ONE LESSON by henry Hazlitt.

Hope you'll like them!

In my opinion, Edusure and Ecopoint are the two best options for the MA in Economics entrance exam preparations. Both of them have their own ways to coach students, for example, Edusure will provide the best study materials, mock tests, and doubt-clearing sessions. Meanwhile, Ecopoint has the Economics-based tailored content for students. Their success rate is also high compared to other institutes.

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Economics Course Admission

The eligibility criteria for CUET-PG entrance exam for the Master's in Economics course are to obtain a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a recognised university. Reservation quotas mandate 15% seats for SC, 7.5% seats for ST, and 27% seats for other backward classes. Though there is no age limit for Master's1 you must check the age criteria for your desired college specifically. 

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Economics Course Admission