Bachelor of Arts in Economics

Bachelor of Arts in Economics is a three‑year undergraduate programme that focuses on economic theory, policy, and quantitative analysis. Students learn how markets function, how governments design policies, and how global economic forces affect businesses and households. The course combines classroom teaching with project work, case studies, and basic data analysis to build a strong conceptual foundation.Graduates gain analytical and problem‑solving skills that are useful in banking, finance, research, public policy, and corporate sectors. The programme is suitable for students who are interested in understanding current economic issues, budgets, taxation, inflation, and development challenges in India and abroad

The candidate must have passed Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised board.A minimum of 45% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination is preferred; relaxation as per applicable reservation norms.Students from any stream (Arts/Science/Commerce) are eligible, though basic interest in economics and current affairs is desirable.Candidates awaiting final results may apply, but admission will be provisional until they submit the final marksheet.

Candidates must fill out the online application form through the CCIC portal within the specified dates.Upload scanned copies of required documents, including marksheets, photo, and ID proof as per the guidelines.Admission is based on merit, calculated from marks obtained in the qualifying examination, subject to seat availability.Shortlisted candidates will receive an email/SMS with further instructions for document verification and fee payment.Final admission is confirmed only after successful verification of documents and payment of the first‑semester fee.

Currently, admission to the Bachelor of Arts in Economics programme is offered primarily on merit, based on marks in the qualifying examination. No separate entrance test is conducted by CCIC for this course at present. Candidates should regularly check the CCIC website and official notifications for any updates regarding entrance examinations or changes in admission policy.

Revise Class 11 and 12 concepts in economics, mathematics (basic level), and general awareness regularly.Read newspapers and reliable online sources to stay updated on budgets, government schemes, inflation, unemployment, and other key economic issues.Practice objective‑type questions from previous years’ papers of common entrance or aptitude tests, if applicable.Improve English comprehension and writing skills to perform better in interviews, group discussions, and assignments during the course.Organise study time with a simple timetable and focus on clearing fundamental doubts rather than rote memorisation.