About program

The Bachelor degree in Economics is an important step for those people who wish  to learn more about Economics. In fact, this is one amongst the most demanding graduate level course throughout India. The main reason for this demand is the importance it exerts into the business world. Many employment opportunities are available for aspirants who have accomplished their education in the graduate level in Economics. It is to be said that many top organizations prefer to take aspirants of BA economics. Besides bright job prospects in India, job opportunities are available for them with foreign firms as well.

Eligibility for admission

Candidate who have got through their Higher Secondary Examination conducted  by the Board of Higher Secondary Examination, Government of Tamil Nadu or any other equivalent Boards of Examinations which, are accepted by the syndicate as equivalent are eligible to this course. All other things being equal, preference should be given to the students who have studied Economics at the Higher Secondary level.

Program objectives

The economics major helps prepare the students for jobs in business, government,  education, and the non-profit organisations. By studying economics, the students will be able to develop the analytical skills needed to work successfully in the field, including the study of logical analysis.   

Economics includes the study of Microeconomics; Macroeconomics, Statistics, Mathematical Methods, Monetary Economics, International Economics, Fiscal Economics, Development and Planning, etc. as the core subjects and papers like Tourism, Advertisement, Marketing, Computer Applications and Business Correspondence as technical papers. The core papers provide the students with in-depth subject knowledge while the technical papers enhance the skill of the students. Thus, Economics is being one of the fastest growing majors in the country. With the world continually focused on business, it takes economists to help decipher trends and to help make good financial decisions.   

Future Scope after higher studies

1. Higher Studies:

   • Pursue M.A. in Economics for specialization in areas like Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Development Economics, or International Economics, leading to careers in academia, research, or policy analysis.
   • M.Sc. in Economics offers a more quantitative approach, ideal for careers in financial institutions, economic forecasting, and data analysis.
   • MBA in Finance or Economics opens up managerial and corporate roles in financial planning, investment banking, or consultancy.

2. Research & Academia:

   • After completing a Ph.D. in Economics, you can work as a professor, researcher, or policy advisor in universities, think tanks, or research institutions like NITI Aayog or IMF.

3. Civil Services:

   • Economics graduates are well-prepared for UPSC, Indian Economic Service (IES), and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) exams due to their understanding of economic policies and trends.

4. Banking & Finance:

   • Opportunities in investment banking, commercial banking, stock markets, and financial services are abundant, with roles in data analysis, financial planning, and portfolio management.

5. Government & Public Policy:

   • Graduates can work in government organizations, planning commissions, or public policy think tanks, helping shape economic policies, fiscal strategies, and social development programs.

6. Corporate Sector:

   • Economics graduates are in demand for roles in business analytics, market research, and corporate strategy, working for multinational companies or consultancy firms.

7. International Organizations:

   • Work with global institutions like the World Bank, United Nations, OECD, or WTO in roles involving economic development, international trade, and policy advocacy.

8. Data Analysis & Consulting:

   • With strong analytical and quantitative skills, economics graduates can work as data analysts or economic consultants in firms like McKinsey or Deloitte, advising businesses on economic trends and strategies.

9. Entrepreneurship:

   • Armed with economic knowledge, graduates can start their own businesses or work in entrepreneurial ventures in sectors like finance, technology, or sustainable development.

10. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs):

    • Work in NGOs focusing on development economics, poverty alleviation, environmental economics, or rural development projects.

With higher studies, Economics graduates can explore diverse and lucrative career opportunities in both the public and private sectors, academia, finance, and international organizations.