M.Phil

Eligibility Of the M.Phil. (Economics)
The minimum eligibility for this course is a post-graduation degree in Economics or allied discipline. The candidate must have passed post-graduation degree with a recommended aggregate of 55% from a recognized university or any other equivalent exam.
An entrance exam is the preferred mode of admission by most colleges for this course. The candidates with their post-graduation results awaited can also apply for this course.
How to Get Admission in M.Phil. (Economics)
For admissions in M. Phil. (Economics), the most common path goes through entrance exams. Most of the institutes conduct separate entrance test for admission to the program.
After entrance, the candidates may have to undergo a counseling process as per the specific requirement by university. Some of the universities follow this process by group discussion and personal interview. The scores at each stage are accumulated according to respective weights and candidates are selected on the basis of final score.
Entrance Mode:
Some of the top entrance exams for M. Phil. (Economics) are:
DU Entrance Test: Conducted by Delhi University, it is a university level entrance examination held to take admission in post graduate courses. Application Form for this course is available in the month of July and exam is conducted by the end of July.
LPU Entrance Test: Lovely Professional University conducts an entrance test for admission to this course. Application forms are generally available in the month of June and exam is conducted by mid-July.
Some of the common topics which are covered in the entrance test for admission to M.Phil. Economics are:
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Econometrics

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