M.Sc Scope

JNU Exam Pattern 2019 Jawaharlal Nehru University mentions the JNU 2019 Exam pattern for the entrance exam to be conducted. The exam pattern of JNU 2019 states the pattern in which the exam will be conducted which include the types of questions, marking scheme and the number of questions and total duration for the different undergraduate and post graduate entrance exam to be conducted by the University. JNU Exam Pattern 2019 will contain both objective and subjective type questions for 100 marks. Negative marking in JNU 2019 exam pattern will depend on the subject for which the examination is conducted. The exam pattern of JNU 2019 followed for each subject will differ in the types of questions, sections and marking scheme. The University conducts JNUEE for admissions to various programmes offered by the university. Jawaharlal Nehru University will conduct JNU Entrance Exam 2019 tentatively in the last week of December 2018, which the applications will be released in third week of September 2018. Candidates can check here the JNU 2019 Exam pattern to understand the topics and types of questions asked for each particular programme.
Candidates must prepared themselves for questions from Physical Chemistry and Mathematics at B.Sc (General) level for M.Sc Physics.
M.Sc Chemistry, the questions will be based on Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. M.Sc in Physics and Chemistry will contain objective type questions only.

There are plenty of opportunities available after you do Masters in economics. You can join any company as analyst, consultant or strategist. In both these institutes, average CTC is around INR. 11 lacs - INR. 12 lacs. You can join any government organization in research work. You be an IES. You can join RBI in their policy research department, which is very good and rewarding.
1) Every corporation, financial service provider, financial institution, consultancy firm and public as well as government sector bank have positions for economists, research associates, research analysts, risk managers, debt managers, budget managers, investment analysts, economic advisory, econometrician, etc.
2) There is a good scope of teaching in schools, colleges and the universities. However, in order to teach in a university an M.Phil and/or a Ph.D. is mandatory after clearing the JRF NET examination.
3) You have an option of writing the Indian Economic or Statistical Service Examination conducted by the Union Public Service Examination to get into higher posts available in the government sector. Those who qualify this exam can get into the central government services which manage economic planning and analysis.
4) Various government organisations offering opportunities to economics post graduates (graduates too in some cases depending upon the eligibility for the applied post) are:
Planning Commission, RBI, and National Council for Applied Economic Research, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, also international organizations, such as the World Bank, Asian Development Bank and the International Monetary Fund.