1. An in-depth knowledge of the fundamental theoretical aspects which form the foundation of the discipline of Economics – microeconomics and macroeconomics; their applications in and extensions to sub-fields such as International Economics, Public Finance, Managerial Economics, Financial Economics, Environmental Economics, Development Economics and Indian Economics.
2. Learnt the synthesis of Mathematics and Economics: Application of mathematics for understanding the different concepts of economics.
3. Acquired Research Orientation: an understanding about research methodology for identifying, formulating and analysing complex economic problems to substantiate and conclude by applying the knowledge of statistics, crucial learning skills in data collection, analysis and interpretation with appropriate statistical and econometric tools.
4. Learnt the usage of tools: Applying appropriate techniques for economic models with an understanding of the limitations. Acquire prior knowledge about what to expect when dealing with the real-world data and be able to use the analytical skills acquired to explain real economic situations and phenomena critically, check the validity and accuracy of data and analyse data with effective statistical tools using statistical software and sharpen their acumen for undertaking serious and effective research.
5. Environment and Sustainability: Understanding the impact of economic dynamics on environment and to determine the need for sustainable development, to evaluate the sustainable performance level of an economy.
6. Effective Communication: To communicate effectively with the society at large with better comprehension and to make effective presentations Individual and Team work: To function efficiently as an individual and as a team to share and shoulder responsibilities.
7. Critical Thinking: To analyse the economic situations critically and provide suggestions, checking the validity and accuracy using effective tools Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Recognise the need for engage in independent and life-long learning. Project Management and Finance: To demonstrate knowledge and to understand the economic and management principles, manage projects in multidisciplinary environment, the ability to look into the contemporary economic issues of India and the rest of the world, interrelate them and propose suggestions for policy-making.
8. Prospects and Career Options: There are various academic and career options for the students of undergraduate programme