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Department of Economics

Scope & Opportunities

Students who want to undertake rigorous instruction in English can sign up for the Honours programme. The enrolled learners in the Honours programme will take 5 additional Elective Courses offered by the Department over the course of three years. This additional instruction will begin in their second semester and end in their final semester.
Government
The government is a significant employer of economists. Economists can work for various reputable organizations, the Reserve Bank of India, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. They may also work for other regulatory bodies such as Securities and Exchange Board of India.
Many banks, insurance companies, and investment firms employ economists to analyse financial markets and make investment decisions. Economists can also work as financial advisors or financial analysts.
Non-profit organisations, such as think tanks, research institutes, and advocacy groups, often hire economists to conduct research and provide policy analysis. These organizations work on various issues, such as poverty reduction, environmental protection, and public health.
Universities and colleges hire economics graduates to teach courses, conduct research, and publish scholarly articles. They can also work as research assistants or postdoctoral fellows.
Many private sector firms hire economists to analyse market trends, consumer behavior, and industry competition. They can also work in consulting firms that provide economic analysis to clients.
An economics graduate can start their business or join a startup as a co-founder, advisor or consultant. Knowledge of economics can help in setting up the pricing strategy, understanding the market competition and identifying potential customers.

Students who want to undertake rigorous instruction in English can sign up for the Honours programme. The enrolled learners in the Honours programme will take 5 additional Elective Courses offered by the Department over the course of three years. This additional instruction will begin in their second semester and end in their final semester.