A Master of Arts (MA) in Economics is a 2-year postgraduate degree focusing on economic theories, quantitative methods, and real-world applications in finance, policy, and business, building on undergraduate studies in economics or related fields to prepare for careers in analysis, government, research, or further PhD studies. The curriculum covers core areas like macro/microeconomics, econometrics, and public finance, often with specializations in areas like development economics, finance, or international trade, using both theoretical learning and practical skills. 

Core Focus

• Deep Dive into Economics: Explores production, distribution, and consumption of resources.
• Theory & Application: Blends core economic theories with practical applications in finance, policy, and management.
• Quantitative Skills: Develops strong analytical skills through econometrics, statistics, and mathematical modeling. 

Key Subjects

• Microeconomics & Macroeconomics
• Econometrics & Quantitative Methods
• Monetary & International Economics/Finance
• Public Economics & Indian Economy
• Economic Growth & Development 

Specializations (Electives)

• Financial Economics
• Development Economics
• Labor Economics
• Health & Urban Economics 

Career Paths

• Private Sector: Financial Analyst, Investment Banker, Business Strategist.
• Public Sector: Policy Analyst, roles in government agencies.
• Academia/Research: Pursue PhD, work as a researcher or teacher. 

Eligibility & Admission

• Eligibility: A Bachelor's degree (BA/BSc Economics or related) with a minimum percentage (often 50%).
• Admission: Based on academic merit or entrance exams (like CUET PG, GATE).