Academics
I.M.A
Integrated M.A. Economics
I.M.A. (5-Year Integrated) programme consists of a component that is common to all the social sciences during the first three years. The students are admitted through an entrance teset common to all social sciences. The students spent the first three years of study at the Centre for Integrated Studies, after which they branch out to the respective allotted discipline. The final two years of the M.A. (5-Year Integrated) in Economics programme are common with the M.A. Economics programme. Further details about the programme and entrance test can be found under Centre for Integrated Studies in this Prospectus.
M.A. (General) Economics
The M.A. in Economics has been designed to expose the students to mainstream and heterodox approaches in theory, tools and techniques. The program equips the students with analytical skills to engage with conceptual and empirical dimensions of the economy, policy, polity and society. Besides the standard courses like microeconomics, macroeconomics, trade, growth, public finance and econometrics, the core courses also include classical political economy and political economy of development, which makes it a well-rounded program. The program also offers a range of optional courses that enable the student to acquire specialised knowledge in specific theoretical and applied branches of economics, like New Institutional Economics, Law and Economics, Capital Theory, Development Economics, Economics of Education, Economics of Discrimination, Health Economics, Public Policy, Transitional Economics, Urban & Transport Economics, Natural Resource and
Environmental Economics, Labour Economics, Health Economics, Financial Economics, Financial Econometrics, Time Series and so on. This programme is divided into four semesters, in which they have to do 10 compulsory and 6 optional courses. Knowledge of high school level mathematics is expected from the prospective candidates as a minimum qualification, as some of the courses have mathematical orientation.
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S. No. |
Compulsory Courses |
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1. |
Microeconomic Theory |
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2. |
Macroeconomic Theory |
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3. |
Classical Political Economy |
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4. |
Public Finance |
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5. |
Political Economy of Development |
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6. |
Theory of Economic Growth |
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7. |
International Trade and Payments |
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8. |
Econometrics |
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9. |
Mathematical Optimization |
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10. |
Statistics for Economics |
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11. |
Mathematics for economics |
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12. |
Indian Economy Post Independence |
M.A. Financial Economics
The M.A. Programme in Financial Economics has been designed to expose the students to alternative paradigms of economic and financial theories and of global financial markets. The students would also be equipped with necessary analytical tools and techniques by way of an in depth training in econometric and time series techniques, and other quantitative methods. The focus of the training would be on practical applications and hand-on experience through assignments and projects,
to enable them to competently analyse the market trends, handle big data sets to aid the decision making process. Keeping these objectives in mind, the two-year programme offers a balanced mix of core and electives along with a project to be submitted at the end of the programme. Internships with industry, banks and financial institutions would be an integral part of the programme.
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S. No. |
Compulsory Courses* |
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1. |
Microeconomic Theory |
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2. |
Macroeconomic Theory |
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3. |
Probability and Statistical Inference |
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4. |
Game Theory |
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5. |
Financial Economics |
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6. |
Econometrics |
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7. |
Financial statement & Analysis |
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8. |
Financial Econometrics |
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9. |
Mathematical Optimization |
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10. |
Time Series and Spectral Methods |
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11. |
Money, Banking and Financial Markets |
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12. |
Financial Derivatives and Risk Management |
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13. |
Corporate Finance |
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14. |
Financial Modelling |
OTHER ELECTIVE
The programme includes “OTHER ELECTIVES” as follows :
GAME THEORY- I
GAME THEORY –II
CAPITAL THEORY
SOCIAL CHOICE THEORY
LAW AND ECONOMICS
NEW INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
LABOUR ECONOMICS
HEALTH ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS OF HEALTH CARE
TRANSITIONAL ECONOMICS
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION I & II
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH EAST ASIA
Winter Semester 2021
Time Table
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Day |
9.30-10.20 |
10.30-11.20 |
11.30-12.20 |
12.30-01.30 |
1.30-2.30 |
2.30-3.20 |
3.30-4.20 |
4.30-5.20 |
5.20-6.10 |
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MON |
EC-456 EC-522 |
EC-456 EC-522 |
EC-454 EC-584 |
EC-454 EC-584 |
L U N C H B R E A K |
EC-453 EC-553 |
EC-453 EC-553 |
EC-474 |
EC-474 |
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TUE |
EC-455 EC-552 |
EC-455 EC-552 |
EC-452 EC-592 |
EC-452 EC-592 |
EC-451 EC-546 |
EC-451 EC-546 |
EC-596 |
EC-596 |
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WED |
EC-456 EC-522 |
EC-456 EC-522 |
EC-454 EC-584 |
EC-454 EC-584 |
EC-453 EC-553 |
EC-453 EC-553 |
EC-474 |
EC-474 |
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THU |
EC-455 EC-552 |
EC-455 EC-552 |
EC-452 EC-592 |
EC-452 EC-592 |
EC-451 EC-546 |
EC-451 EC-546 |
EC-596 |
EC-596 |
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FRI |
EC-472 |
EC-472 |
EC-477 EC-586
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EC-477 EC-586
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Meetings / Seminars |
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SAT |
EC-472 |
EC-472 |
EC-477 EC-586 |
EC-477 EC-586 |
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M.A.-II & IMA-VIII Semester in Economics:
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Sl. No. |
Course No. |
Title of the Course |
Course Instructor |
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01 |
EC-451 |
Microeconomic Theory |
Prof. Phanindra Goyari |
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02 |
EC-452 |
Public Finance |
Prof. N. A. Khan |
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03 |
EC-453 |
Political Economy of Development |
Dr. G. Vijay |
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04 |
EC-454 |
Game Theory-I (Elective) |
Prof. R.Vijay |
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05 |
EC-455 |
Financial Economics (Elective) |
Dr. Alok Kumar Mishra |
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06 |
EC-456 |
Money, Banking & Financial Markets (Elective) |
Prof. Debashis Acharya |
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07 |
EC-472 |
Agricultural Economics (Elective) |
Dr. B. Nageswara Rao |
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08 |
EC-474 |
Economics of Healthcare: Theory and Policy-I (Elective) |
Dr. K. Ramachandra Rao |
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09 |
EC-477 |
Development Economics-I (Elective) |
Dr. G. Vijay |
M.A.-II & IMA VIII Semester in Financial Economics:
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Sl. No. |
Course No. |
Title of the Course |
Course Instructor |
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01 |
EC-451 |
Microeconomic Theory |
Prof. Phanindra Goyari |
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02 |
EC-454 |
Game Theory-I |
Prof. R. Vijay |
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03 |
EC-455 |
Financial Economics |
Dr. Alok Kumar Mishra |
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04 |
EC-456 |
Money, Banking & Financial Markets |
Prof. Debashis Acharya |
M.A.-IV & IMA-X Semester in Economics:
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Sl. No. |
Course No. |
Title of the Course |
Course Instructor |
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01 |
EC-552 |
Evolution of the Indian Economy since Independence |
Prof. G. Omkarnath |
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02 |
EC-522 |
International Finance (Elective) |
Dr. Krishna Reddy Chittedi |
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03 |
EC-546 |
Labour Economics (Elective) |
Dr. G. Vijay |
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04 |
EC-553 |
Financial Modelling (Elective) |
Dr. S. Raja Sethu Durai |
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05 |
EC-584 |
Economics of Discrimination (Open Elective for Social Sciences) |
Dr. G. Sridevi |
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06 |
EC-586 |
Urban Economics and Policy |
Dr. Alok Kumar Mishra/ Dr. P. K. Mohanty |
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07 |
EC-592 |
Transitional Economics (Elective) |
Prof. B. Nagarjuna |
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08 |
EC-596 |
Indian Political Economy of Class and Caste (Open Elective for other departments) |
Prof. K. Laxminarayana |
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09 |
EC-572 |
Project Work (Elective) |
All Faculty |
M.A.-IV& IMA X Semester in Financial Economics:
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Sl. No. |
Course No. |
Title of the Course |
Course Instructor |
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01 |
EC-553 |
Financial Modelling |
Dr. S. Raja Sethu Durai |
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02 |
EC-560 |
Project Work |
All Faculty |
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03 |
EC-522 |
International Finance (Elective) |
Dr. Krishna Reddy Chittedi |
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04 |
EC-546 |
Labour Economics (Elective) |
Dr. G. Vijay |
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05 |
EC-584 |
Economics of Discrimination (Open Elective for Social Sciences) |
Dr. G. Sridevi |
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06 |
EC-586 |
Urban Economics and Policy |
Dr. Alok Kumar Mishra/ Dr. P. K. Mohanty |
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07 |
EC-592 |
Transitional Economics (Elective) |
Prof. B. Nagarjuna |
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08 |
EC-596 |
Indian Political Economy of Class and Caste (Open Elective for other departments) |
Prof. K. Laxminarayana |
M.Phil
M.Phil. is a one‑year programme consisting of course work and dissertation. The course work places emphasis on: a) recent advances in selected areas of economics, b) literature in the chosen area of research and, c) proficiency in research methodology of economics. Students are required to do course work in the first semester. During the remaining part of the programme, they are expected to write a dissertation.
Ph.D.
The Ph.D. programme consists mainly of research work (with provision for course work, whenever necessary) leading to a thesis on an approved topic. The thesis will be of a high standard seen as a contribution to knowledge and will be defended in an open viva-voce.
Program Requirements
To read about the academic qualification required, refer to the latest prospectus of UoH.
Entrance Examination
M.A. General Economics & M.A. Financial Economics
The Entrance Examination for M.A. progrmame consists of only objective type questions. The test is designed to test the candidates’ general aptitude (including quantitative ability) and understanding of economics at the bachelor’s
level. The test is of TWO hours duratiaon and consists of 100 multiple choice questions.
Broad syllabus for M.A. Entrance Exmaination : Microeconomic Theory, Macroeconomic Theory, Trade,Public Finance, Mathematics, Statistics, The Indian Economy, Economic Development, Financial Markets, Risk Management, Current Economic affairs of the globe.
I.M.A.
Entrance test details for I.M.A. (5-year Integrated) programme are given under the Centre for Integrated Studies.
The Entrance Examination for M.Phil. programme consists of written test and oral test. In the written test, 75 multiple choice questions will be given on OMR sheets. The written test carries 75% weightage and the oral tset remaining 25% weightage. Only those who qualify in the written test will be called for the oral test.
M.Phil.
Broad syllabus for M.Phil. Entrance Examination: Microeconomic Theory, Macroeconomic Theory, Trade, Public Finance, Mathamatics, Statistics, the Indian Economy, Economic Development, Theories of Economic Growth, Political Economy and Econometrics.
Ph.D
The Entrance Examination for Ph.D. programme consists of written test, and oral test. In the written test, 75 multiple choice quesetions will be given on OMR sheets. The written test carries 80% weightage and the oral test
remaining 20% weightage. Only those who qualify in the written test will be called for the oral test.
Broad syllabus for Ph.D. Entrance Examination: Microeconomic Theory, Macroeconomic Theory, Trade, Public Finance, Mathamatics, Statistics, the Indian Economy, Economic Development, Theories of Economic Growth and Political Economy, Econometrics, Aspects of Research Methodology and Data Base.
Cadndidates for Ph.D. programme are required to submit a research proposal along with applications for admission. Applications without research proposal will not be considered.
List Of Students on Roll
School of Economics
Batch of 2017-2019
Course: M.A. (General) Economics
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S.No |
Reg.No |
Name |
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1 |
17SEMA01 |
MOHAMMAD HANIF RASOOLI |
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2 |
17SEMA02 |
SAYED RAHMAN |
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3 |
17SEMA03 |
SANJAY ARUK |
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4 |
17SEMA04 |
ASHOK SINGH |
|
5 |
17SEMA05 |
SOURAV MOHANTY |
|
6 |
17SEMA06 |
ANAND DUBEY |
|
7 |
17SEMA07 |
INGOLE MAYUR JANARDHAN |
|
8 |
17SEMA08 |
YATHARTH SACHDEVA |
|
9 |
17SEMA10 |
HARIKRISHNAN K S |
|
10 |
17SEMA14 |
ABHISHEK J ANIRUDHAN |
|
11 |
17SEMA16 |
DHRITI BISWAS |
|
12 |
17SEMA17 |
PUBEROON SARMAH |
|
13 |
17SEMA18 |
KUMAR DESH DEEPAK |
|
14 |
17SEMA20 |
ABHYA MEHRA |
|
15 |
17SEMA21 |
ADIRAJUBHARADWAJA SASTRY |
|
16 |
17SEMA22 |
JITTY ELSA GEORGE |
|
17 |
17SEMA23 |
ALFIYA ANSARI |
|
18 |
17SEMA25 |
BlKASHKUMAR AGRAWAL |
|
19 |
17SEMA26 |
BUCH AMOL RAMESH |
|
20 |
17SEMA27 |
NAVNEET RAJ |
|
21 |
17SEMA28 |
THOUTIREDDY RANGAREDDY |
|
22 |
17SEMA30 |
BISWAJIT PANJGRAHI |
|
23 |
17SEMA32 |
SHAURYA JERATH |
|
24 |
17SEMA36 |
PONNURI YOHANU |
|
25 |
17SEMA37 |
ANARGHA HARI |
|
26 |
17SEMA38 |
SHWETA YADAV |
|
27 |
17SEMA39 |
P S ARUN |
|
28 |
17SEMA40 |
CHANDRABHANU SINGH |
|
29 |
17SEMA41 |
RUPAK SAXENA |
|
30 |
17SEMA43 |
KASHYAPIBEHERA |
|
31 |
17SEMA44 |
SAM BENNY |
|
32 |
17SEMA45 |
PARTHA SARATHI SETHI |
|
33 |
17SEMA46 |
RAJESH PALIA |
|
34 |
17SEMA47 |
PRAGYAN PARAMITA SAHOO |
|
35 |
17SEMA48 |
RASMITA DAS |
|
36 |
17SEMA49 |
DALIP KUMAR |
|
37 |
17SEMA50 |
BlKASH RANJAN SETHY |
|
38 |
17SEMA51 |
GAIBUL PREET |
|
39 |
17SEMA52 |
ASHISH CHOUHAN |
|
40 |
17SEMA53 |
SADIQ ALI |
|
41 |
17SEMA54 |
SHAMIK BANERJEE |
|
42 |
17SEMA55 |
ALAKANANDA R P |
|
43 |
17SEMA56 |
PUJA ORAON |
|
44 |
17SEMA57 |
NAWAF P K |
|
45 |
17SEMA58 |
NISHI YADAV |
|
46 |
17SEMA59 |
ANGELA SARKAR |
|
47 |
17SEMA60 |
CHENGALATHROHAN NAIR |
|
48 |
17SEMA62 |
SUNIL MEHER |
|
49 |
17SEMA64 |
IQBAL NAV ED |
|
50 |
17SEMA65 |
ANKIT KUMAR SHARMA |
|
51 |
17SEMA66 |
KISHAN GARI |
|
52 |
17SEMA67 |
L SUNGTINA JAM IR |
|
53 |
17SEMA68 |
ARJUN |
|
54 |
17SEMA69 |
NAVBAHOROVA MARZIYA |
|
55 |
17SEMA70 |
NIKITA MISHRA |
|
56 |
17SEMA71 |
PUNNA AKHI L |
|
57 |
17SEMA72 |
SATISH RANJAN BISWAL |
|
58 |
17SEMA73 |
MONALISA KHATUA |
|
59 |
17SEMA74 |
VARSHAGUPTA |
|
60 |
17SEMA75 |
PRATEEKSHYA BABU |
|
61 |
17SEMA76 |
SIMRAN KAUR ARORA |
|
62 |
17SEMA77 |
DEEPTHI SARA ANIL |
Batch of 2017-2019
Course: M.A. Financial Economics
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Sl.No |
Reg.No |
Name |
|
1 |
17SEMF02 |
AKANKSHA AHUJA |
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2 |
17SEMF03 |
ASHISH PHANITHI |
|
3 |
17SEMF04 |
NAVEEN PRATAP SINGH |
|
4 |
17SEMF05 |
ANISH BHATIA |
|
5 |
17SEMF06 |
AMIT KUMAR GOND |
|
6 |
17SEMF07 |
DEVASHISH SINGH |
|
7 |
17SEMF09 |
MEHAK JAIN |
|
8 |
17SEMF10 |
APAAR DHINGRA |
|
9 |
17SEMF11 |
TANMAY SHARMA |
|
10 |
17SEMF12 |
ASHUTOSH KUSHWAHA |
|
11 |
17SEMF15 |
NILAMBARA BARIK |
|
12 |
17SEMF16 |
RAJANPAL |
|
13 |
17SEMF17 |
SHRADHA SUMAN |
|
14 |
17SEMF18 |
JARAPALA GANYA NAIK |
|
15 |
17SEMF19 |
ASHTAMI NELLAYI |
|
16 |
17SEMF21 |
SHIVANGI GUPTA |
|
17 |
17SEMF22 |
ROHIT SINGH BHADAURIA |
|
18 |
17SEMF23 |
SANTANU KUMBHAR |
|
19 |
17SEMF24 |
HEDAYTULLAH NAWAB |
|
20 |
17SEMF25 |
ARUSHIRAWAT |
|
21 |
17SEMF26 |
BILAS KUMAR RANA |
|
22 |
17SEMF28 |
BISWARANJAN SUNA |
|
23 |
17SEMF29 |
ANIMESH PAREEK |
|
24 |
17SEMF30 |
MANINDER SINGH |
|
25 |
17SEMF31 |
KANDALA LINGASWAMY |
Batch of 2018-2020
Course: M.A. (General) Economics
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SL.No |
Reg.No |
Name |
|
1 |
18SEMA01 |
MICHAEL KUMAH |
|
2 |
18SEMA02 |
SHWETA GUPTA |
|
3 |
18SEMA03 |
SHRUTI AGGARWAL |
|
4 |
18SEMA04 |
DIPSIKHA SARKAR |
|
5 |
18SEMA05 |
SPANDAN BANERJEE |
|
6 |
18SEMA06 |
DEEKSHA BHARDWAJ |
|
7 |
18SEMA07 |
SHIVANI HASIJA |
|
8 |
18SEMA08 |
LEENA LAXMI PRASAD |
|
9 |
18SEMA09 |
ZONUNTHARA |
|
10 |
18SEMA11 |
ANJALI SHARMA |
|
11 |
18SEMA12 |
URGEN DUKPA |
|
12 |
18SEMA13 |
NANDAGOPAN |
|
13 |
18SEMA14 |
GRACY LOHIYA |
|
14 |
18SEMA15 |
TANMAYA DAS |
|
15 |
18SEMA16 |
HARSH LOHANI |
|
16 |
18SEMA17 |
JISNA JOSEPH |
|
17 |
18SEMA18 |
SIDHARDH P KUMAR |
|
18 |
18SEMA19 |
K PRASANNA KUMAR |
|
19 |
18SEMA20 |
YASH SONI |
|
20 |
18SEMA21 |
MEERA V |
|
21 |
18SEMA22 |
OSHIN ANNA SHAJI |
|
22 |
18SEMA24 |
MURTAZA FAZUL ALI |
|
23 |
18SEMA25 |
SOUMYA RANJAN DALAI |
|
24 |
18SEMA26 |
MANISH RANJAN |
|
25 |
18SEMA27 |
SATENDRA KUMAR |
|
26 |
18SEMA28 |
GYANDEEP KUMAR YADAV |
|
27 |
18SEMA29 |
KUMAR UTKARSH |
|
28 |
18SEMA30 |
PARTHASARATHI SAHU |
|
29 |
18SEMA31 |
MANDE ANJAIAH |
|
30 |
18SEMA33 |
TAPASWINI BEHERA |
|
31 |
18SEMA34 |
POOJA PRIYA |
|
32 |
18SEMA35 |
PRERANA PANDAB |
|
33 |
18SEMA36 |
SUBHASREE GHATAK |
|
34 |
18SEMA37 |
AMRITA AMRIT |
|
35 |
18SEMA38 |
SAHAJ THAREJA |
|
36 |
18SEMA41 |
SAMARPITA PRADHAN |
|
37 |
18SEMA42 |
ARUN M BALAJI |
|
38 |
18SEMA43 |
EWAN NIKHIL THOMAS |
|
39 |
18SEMA44 |
MONOSIZ BAISYA |
|
40 |
18SEMA45 |
NITUSHREE MEHER |
|
41 |
18SEMA46 |
MITHUN KHARA |
|
42 |
18SEMA47 |
ANSARUL SHAIKH |
|
43 |
18SEMA49 |
ARNAB DAS |
|
44 |
18SEMA50 |
SHUBHAM KUKRETI |
|
45 |
18SEMA51 |
RANJU R |
|
46 |
18SEMA52 |
GARGI KADYAN |
|
47 |
18SEMA53 |
ANURAG PATIDAR |
|
48 |
18SEMA54 |
SIMPOO KUMAR |
|
49 |
18SEMA56 |
DAULTANI SAMEER SATISH |
|
50 |
18SEMA57 |
HIMANSU MALIK |
|
51 |
18SEMA59 |
RAKESH KUMAR MALIK |
|
52 |
18SEMA60 |
VIPUL RANJAN |
|
53 |
18SEMA61 |
NASEER AHMAD HAJAM |
|
54 |
18SEMA63 |
DEVOLLA MANOJ KUMAR |
|
55 |
18SEMA64 |
ANJANI KUMAR ANKIT |
|
56 |
18SEMA65 |
RAVI KUMAR |
|
57 |
18SEMA66 |
PRASHANT KUMAR |
|
58 |
18SEMA68 |
SANTOSHI PRADHAN |
|
59 |
18SEMA69 |
INGLE SWATI RAMDAS |
Batch of 2018-2020
Course: M.A. Financial Economics
|
SL.No |
Reg.No |
Name |
|
1 |
18SEMF01 |
ARITRIK PRAMANIK |
|
2 |
18SEMF02 |
NISHTHA RANI AGARWAL |
|
3 |
18SEMF03 |
NEHA MEHTA |
|
4 |
18SEMF04 |
RAHUL KUMAR |
|
5 |
18SEMF05 |
KIRTI SHARMA |
|
6 |
18SEMF06 |
DIVYA |
|
7 |
18SEMF07 |
SRESHTHA MUKHERJEE |
|
8 |
18SEMF08 |
SMRITI BEHL |
|
9 |
18SEMF09 |
LAXMIPRIYA NANDA |
|
10 |
18SEMF10 |
SAMUEL TAMANG |
|
11 |
18SEMF11 |
KOTHAKONDA KARTHIK |
|
12 |
18SEMF12 |
RHYTHM SPARSH NARAYAN |
|
13 |
18SEMF13 |
VARASALA NAVYA PRATYUSHA |
|
14 |
18SEMF14 |
RASHMI KUNDU |
|
15 |
18SEMF15 |
SRIRAM SAIKRISHNA |
|
16 |
18SEMF16 |
RITU CHAUHAN |
|
17 |
18SEMF17 |
TULSI YADAV |
|
18 |
18SEMF18 |
MUMMALLA MANOJ KRISHNA MOORTHY |
|
19 |
18SEMF19 |
TRIBIKRAM SUNANI |
|
20 |
18SEMF20 |
PABITRA DEBNATH |
|
21 |
18SEMF21 |
MD IJAZ ALI |
|
22 |
18SEMF22 |
PRAGATI PRIYA |
|
23 |
18SEMF26 |
NISHANT PARASHAR MALIK |
|
24 |
18SEMF27 |
SIMRAN JAIN |
|
25 |
18SEMF28 |
MAHIMA RASTOGI |
|
26 |
18SEMF29 |
NIKITA TYAGI |
|
27 |
18SEMF30 |
MANISH KUMAR |
|
28 |
18SEMF31 |
SANDRA JOSEPH |
|
29 |
18SEMF32 |
MEGHAVATH NARESH |
Placement Cell Process
The final placement process commences from the first week of October, when recruiters come to campus and conduct their respective screening tests and personal interviews for final placement and summer internship. For a mutually favourable outcome, recruiters are encouraged to hold pre-placement talks before they start their respective screening tests where they indicate the profiles, the locations and the kind of compensation that they have to offer. Allocation of slots to recruiters during the campus placement period would be at the discretion of the Placement Cell in consultation with the students. Recruiters may call selected students to appear for further tests at their own premises.
All logistics and infrastructural supports to representatives of the visiting companies/organizations will be provided by the Placement Cell.
Placement Cell Activities
The Placement Cell arranges interactive sessions regularly with the students to create opportunities of growth for them.
· Skill Development Programme: Skill Development Workshop was organised by Economics Placement Cell for Final Year Post Graduate Students of Economics.
· Discussion: The Placement Cell, through Young Economists School, conducts discussions on current economic issues every week. This not only acts as an ideal platform for students to polish their debating skills but also keeps the students updated with the present economic issues and changes.
· Mentoring Initiatives: The Placement Cell organised a motivational talk by Mr.Saahil Sood, Hyderabad City Director, Teach for India.
Also, the Placement Coordinators took on the role of mentors for the incoming junior batch to serve as a guide for them through the placement process.
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Placement Officer
Dr. Alok Kumar Mishra
Economics Brochure
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Placement Cell Rules 2021
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