M.Sc Economics

The 5 year integrated BS-MS in Economics at IIT Roorkee is a highly analytical programme. It uniquely blends traditional economic theory with heavy quantitative, statistical & programming skills like Python, R & STATA making graduates highly competitive in the finance, banking & data sectors.

Candidates must pass bachelor's degree with a minimum of 55% aggregate to apply for MS in Economics programme at Ahmedabad University. Aspirants must also have a score in CAT/ GATE/ JAM/ CUET-PG/ AMSOM Postgraduate Aptitude Test for admission. Selected candidates also have to pass PI round for final selection.

Yes, you can get admission in MSc Economics at ICFAI School of Social Sciences without entrance exam as admission is based on merit in academics. But you have to attend the personal interview conducted by the institute as part of admission process.

Eligible applicants are invited for a personal interview as part of the admission process for MSc Economics in ICFAI School of Social Sciences. Selected students have to pay admission fee of INR 20,000 on the day of the interview to confirm seat.

To be eligible for MSc Economics in ICFAI School of Social Sciences, candidates must get minimum 50% marks in Graduation with Economics / Statistics / Mathematics / Commerce / Business / Accounts as a discipline or subject.

The MSc Economics & Policy course of KCL is a one-year long. The full-time fees for KCL is GBP 40,450 (Around INR 50.5 lakh) for Indian students. For admission to this course, Indian students are required to have a Bachelor's degree with 65% - 70% (varies as per the institution). 

Indian students can complete King's College London MSc Economics and Finance course is one-year long course. Apart from the skills about Finance and Economics, Indian students are going to gain skills that can be utlized in diverse industries like e-commerce, retail, hospitality, media and pharmaceutical. Students can apply for this KCL course via online mode only. 

No, IIT Delhi does not offer a defence personnel (ward) quota for M.Sc. (Economics) admissions. Reserved seats in this programme are allocated only for SC, ST, OBC NCL, EWS, and PwD categories, following standard reservation norms. There is no separate quota for children or wards of defence personnel.