Economics

Department of Economics:

The Department of Economics was established in 1975. Economics is the study of production, consumption, and distribution of resources. It helps students understand how economies work and how decisions are made at individual, business, and government levels. The department of Economics provides strong foundations in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Public Finance, Indian Economy, International Trade, and Development Economics.

Objectives:

Develop analytical and critical thinking skills.

Understand economic theories, policies, and practices.

Build a strong foundation for commerce and trade.

Promote entrepreneurship and financial literacy.

Encourage research and problem-solving in economic issues.

Prepare students for higher studies and competitive exams.

Vision:

“The vision of the Department of Economics is to create competent graduates in B.A. and B.Com who can analyze economic challenges, contribute to policy-making, and support sustainable economic growth at national and global levels.”

Mission:

Mission of B.A. Economics

To provide strong theoretical and practical knowledge in Economics.

To nurture analytical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills.

To prepare students for higher education, research, and competitive exams.

Mission of B.Com (with Economics focus)

To enhance understanding of commerce, trade, and financial systems.

To develop entrepreneurship, leadership, and decision-making skills.

To equip students with knowledge of economic policies and business strategies.

Salient Features:

Highly qualified and experienced faculty.

Well-equipped classrooms and access to updated study materials.

Regular seminars, workshops, and guest lectures by experts.

Industrial visits and practical exposure to economic and business sectors.

Curriculum designed to bridge academic knowledge with industry requirements.

Inter-department competitions and activities for overall student development.