Which subjects are taught at graduation level in Economics? How has the course curriculum in Economics evolved in the past few years?

In Indian education syllabus is still not changed very much. Semester I Paper 01- Introductory Microeconomics Paper 02- Statistical Methods in Economics-I Paper 03 - Mathematical Methods for Economics-I Paper 04 – Concurrent Qualifying Language Semester II Paper 05 Introductory Macroeconomics Paper 06 Statistical Methods in Economics-II Paper 07 - Mathematical Methods for Economics-II Paper 08 – Concurrent Credit Language Semester III Paper 09 Intermediate Microeconomics-I Paper 10 Intermediate Macroeconomics-I Paper 11 - Economic History of India: 1857-1947 Paper 12 - Introductory Econometrics Paper 13 – Concurrent Interdisciplinary Semester IV Paper 14- Intermediate Microeconomics-II Paper 15 - Intermediate Macroeconomics-II Paper 16 Economy, State and Society Paper 17 - Indian Economic Development since 1947 - I Paper 18 – Concurrent Discipline Centered I Semester V Paper 19- Indian Economic Development since 1947 - II Paper 20 Development Theory and Experience-I Paper 21 Public Economics Paper 22 Option -I (any one from List of Group-I) Group-I 22A - Economics of Health and Education 22B - Political Economy 22C - Topics in Microeconomics-I 22D - Advanced Macroeconomics 22 E - Money and Financial Markets Semester VI Paper 23 International Economics Paper 24- Development Theory and Experience-II Paper 25- Option-II (any one from List of Group-II) Group II 25A - Comparative Economic Development: 1850- 1950 25B - Applied Econometrics 25C - Topics in Microeconomics-II 25D - Financial Economics 25E - Environmental Economics Paper 26 – Concurrent Discipline Centered II

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Hello, Economics is a subject that is near to the heart of many people. Almost all universities have similarly named subjects during three year course along with some electives. These are, microeconomics, macroeconomics, mathematics for economics, public economics, international economics, political economics of developments etc. There are some subjects that can be taken up as optional in final year. Application of economics, Aspects of economics in India etc. Economics is quite a dynamic course and hence almost all universities carry out analysis of the syllabus and incorporate changes almost on an yearly basis. This only enables universities to have evolved syllabus year after. This in turn enables students to learn latest trends in economics. To conclude, I will say that syllabus covers almost all current topics and enables students to have latest knowledge.

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