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Actuarial Science
Actuarial Science is an emerging career option amongst Economics graduates. Actuaries use mathematical skills and statistical methods to determine risk in finance, insurance and other areas. The practical and analytical knowledge embedded by Economics will help you perform in this field with utmost proficiency. Finance
The curriculum of Economics harnesses skills of financial intellect and understanding. If you feel Finance and Banking is your thing, then you can go on to pursue MA in Finance and Banking or an M.A. In finance or a Chartered Financial Analyst certification after graduating. Indian Economic Services (IES)
Aspirants of civil services who are also blessed with a knack for Economics can target the IES. Economists in this sector play a part in the creation and implementation of development policy and programmes, besides dealing with other areas such as economic reforms, regulation, price fixation and monitoring. Law
The combined knowledge of both Economics and Law makes you suitable for careers in corporate law, market research and public policy. After completing your graduation in Economics, you can go forward with a 3-year degree in Law.Management
A degree in economics coupled with an M.A. Opens up doors in various domains of management, including sales, marketing, public relations, human resource management, operations, etc.