I Semester- ECO1.1

MICRO ECONOMICS

• The application of microeconomic analysis to theories related to Consumer behaviour, Production, Cost, product, and Factor Pricing

• Understand the basic concepts of economics and apply them in your professional pursuits.
• Display the ability to evaluate the market condition and analyse the prices.
• Analyse historical perspectives to understand the functioning of the economy.
• Analyse the impact of economic development to solve problems like poverty, unemployment, overpopulation, low capital formation, etc.
• Create awareness about sustainable development and environmental issues.
• Implement research methodology in research design, data analysis, planning, and interpretation.
• Evaluate, design, and develop problem-solving strategies and evolve scientific solutions.
• Demonstrate the ability to evaluate and apply appropriate information in different Competitive Examinations like the Staff Selection Commission, Banking Recruitment, KPSC, UPSC, etc.

II Semester – ECO 2.1

MACRO ECONOMICS

• Comprehend the macro variables in their application to planning and policymaking. 

III Semester – ECO 3.1A

MONETARY ECONOMICS (Elective)

• Analyze the working of the monetary system by tracing the evolution, features, functions and role of money in modern economic system

ECO 3.1B

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (Elective)

• Explain the gains from international trade, foreign exchange, balance of payments, establishment and functioning of the International institutions and forums for better livelihoods

IV Semester – ECO 4.1A

INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM (Elective)

• Explain the classification of the financial system in India with its functions, constituents, instruments etc.

ECO 4.1B

PUBLIC ECONOMICS (Elective

• Understand the basic concepts of Public Economics and the role of government in raising public revenue for public expenditure.
• Explain the sharing of revenue between the centre and the state.
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V Semester ECO 5.1

INDIAN ECONOMY (Core)

• Understand the features of the Indian economy and suggest measures to solve problems.
• Functioning and the interrelationship between different sectors of the Indian economy
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ECO 5.2A

DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (Elective)

• Analyse the impact of economic development on the undeveloped countries to solve problems like poverty, unemployment, and low capital formation.

ECO 5.2B

ECONOMIC DOCTRINES (Elective)

• Comprehend the development of the theory of economics in historical perspective and emerging paradigms with their reasons.
• Understand the similarities and differences in views among different schools of economic thought.

V Semester ECO 6.1

INDIAN ECONOMY (Core)

• Understand the macro concepts of the Indian economy like national income, public financeand foreign trade

ECO 6.2A 

DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (Elective)

• Explain the theories of Economic Development and the role of each sector in the development of a country

ECO 6.2B

RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATION (Elective)

• Gain insight into the socio-economic structure of rural India and the prospects and problems of rural development in India.
• Describe the government’s efforts for rural development and the role of the cooperative movement.