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Hi Debayan,
Economists analyze issues related to growth and development, welfare and policy formulation, and assess their long and short term significance for the country. Economics is the study of production and distribution processes and the most effective means of utilizing available resources.
Economists work in one of the three sectors:
Government and Public sector enterprisesIndustry and TradeBanking and Finance
Economists often specialize as Research Economists, Business Economists, Agricultural Economists, Financial Economists, International, Industrial or Labor Economists.
Skills required
Good at numerical ability to work with figures
Interest in current affairs & ability to assess implications from an analysts view point
Logical thinking
Mathematical acumen
Analytical skills
Good communication skills in speech & writing to explain complex economic analysis to non-specialists
Ability to handle concepts & figures with ease
Abilty to clarify thoughts and predictions in relation to the industry
Employment Opportunities
Banks
Business journals and newspapers
Census organization
Employment organizations
Finance and investment firms
Government and public enterprises
Labour departments
Labour tribunals
Market research organisations
Research organizations

While society still holds a traditional degree in higher esteem over a diploma programme, times are changing and students have more options to choose from. Despite this conventional belief, some of the reputed institutes in the country, such as the IIMs and NID, are offering diploma programmes as well.
In order to acquire a higher qualification like a Master's degree, it is essential to take up a degree course at the Bachelor's level. But, as far as professional competence is concerned, whether you pursue a degree or a diploma, it doesn't make a difference. What matters is the reputation of the institute, faculty, how good the course structure is, the infrastructure and the ability of the institute to provide quality education.

B.A. LL.B. Changes the way in which a student can look at the Legal subjects. It integrates the courses of law with the subjects like Political Science, Sociology, History etc. Which provides a background and support to the basic understanding of legal subjects. School of Law, approved by Bar Council of India was established with a view to cater to the requirements of the legal profession. Students from across the globe are being groomed here for a bright professional career by providing quality education giving equal importance to the theory as well as practical approach to hone the professional skills of advocacy. The salient features include
Internship with human rights commission of the states and with eminent lawyers of Local Courts, High Courts and Supreme Courts. Online Access to Manupatra in Library
Seminars and Quiz held in Domain
Mock Trial (Civil and Criminal) are being conducted in the Similar Manner as that of the Court Proceedings. Field Visit to Court, State Commissions and NGOs
The course also includes Experiential Learning:
1. Regular Open House Discussions in order to generate awareness about contemporary issues to identify corresponding legal challenges and implications.
2. Role plays on different cases to develop skills for argumentation and have better understanding of judgments.
3. Internships of students with Judicial Officers, NGOs and Legal Practitioners.
4. Co-curricular activities to motivate the students to take initiative, to make decisions and be accountable for results.
5. Wide exposure through field Visits to Courts, State Commissions, NGOs, etc. Gives insight into social legal issues and challenges. Moot Courts is there to provide practical exposure to the students
So far the companies in which the students are working include Jyoti Sagar and Associates, BMR Associates, Trilegal and Co. and many more.