B.Sc. Economics (Hons.)
Programme Overview
The B.Sc. Economics Programme offers a dynamic learning experience that spans various dimensions. Its interdisciplinary curriculum encompasses a range of specialisations, including financial Economics, Statistics for Economics, Labor Economics, Health Economics, and Corporate Social Responsibility.
Furthermore, the curriculum integrates skill-based specialisations such as Machine Learning with Python, Risk Management, and Portfolio Management, equipping students with practical competencies highly relevant in today’s job market. As a result, graduates are well-prepared to embark on diverse career paths, such as data analyst, financial risk analysts, management consultants and policy analysis.
The programme offers hands-on experiences, such as engaging in projects, industry visits, and interacting with industry experts. These experiences provide practical insights and valuable networking opportunities. Additionally, it emphasises a global perspective, enabling students to comprehend the intricate relationships between government, markets, politics, economics, society, and global forces - a crucial element for success in the ever-evolving field of economics.
Major Tracks
- Financial Economics
- Applied Economics
- International Economics
Duration & Fees
Duration
4 Years
Applications Open for 2026
Fee Per Year
₹ 2,20,000
Scholarship
| Scholarship for AY 2025-26 | MIT-WPU CET CBT Score |
|---|---|
|
Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship |
85 & Above |
|
MIT-WPU Scholarship I |
83 & Above |
|
MIT-WPU Scholarship II |
80 & Above |
Note: Student will be entitled to scholarship based on MIT-WPU CET 2025 CBT (Computer Based Test) Score.
Terms & Conditions Apply:
- All Scholarships are awarded on a First Come First Serve basis. All Scholarships are awarded as fee adjustments.
- To continue the scholarship for the entire duration of the programme, a minimum level of the academic score has to be maintained at an 8 CGPA across all semesters, attendance is to be maintained at a minimum of 80 percent, with no live backlogs in any subject/programme and no semester break, and there should be no disciplinary action against the student.
For more detailed information visit our website: https://mitwpu.edu.in/scholarships
Eligibility
Minimum 50% aggregate score in 10+2/Class 12th or in equivalent examination with English subject in any stream (at least 45% marks, in case of Reserved Class category candidate belonging to Maharashtra State only)
Or
Minimum 55% aggregate score in 3-year Diploma from any UGC approved University with English as a subject.
Selection Process
The selection process for the Programme is based on MIT-WPU CET Entrance Examination 2025 & Personal Interaction (PI) score.
Step 1) MIT-WPU CET UG General 2025 - Online proctored entrance exam and MIT-WPU CET UG General 2025 Exam Pattern:
Step 2) Personal Interview
MIT-WPU CET UG General 2025 Exam Pattern:
Type of Questions: Objective
Number of Questions: 100
Marks: 100
Duration: 1 hr
Negative Marking: No
*Note: MIT-WPU retains the right to make changes to any published schedule. (The exact date and time of the online Examination and Personal Interaction will be communicated to the candidate once scheduled.)
Programme Highlights
- Interdisciplinary Curriculum : The programme integrates core subjects like economics, finance, and policy with practical, hands-on learning in advanced areas such as Machine Learning and Risk Management.
- Industry Exposure : Gain real-world insights through internships, industry visits, guest lectures, and seminars delivered by corporate leaders from top firms like EY, KPMG, and NABARD.
- Global Perspective : Understand the interplay between economies, markets, and politics on a global scale, preparing you for a dynamic world.
- Applied Learning : Participate in immersion programmes embedded in the academic schedule to build diverse perspectives and enhance practical knowledge.
- Learn through Research and Case Studies : Gain insights and knowledge through case studies and research spanning global economies and have hands-on exposure to state-of-the-art tools for real-time analysis.
Programme Structure
| Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
|
I |
UC |
Indian Constitution |
1 |
|
I |
UC |
Environment and Sustainability |
1 |
|
I |
UC |
Yoga - I |
1 |
|
I |
UC |
Social Leadership Development Program |
1 |
|
I |
UC |
Financial Literacy |
1 |
|
I |
PF |
Methods in Calculus and Linear Algebra |
4 |
|
I |
PF |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
4 |
|
I |
PF |
Principles of Microeconomics |
4 |
|
I |
PF |
Elementary Statistics |
3 |
|
|
|
Total Credits: |
20 |
| Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
|
II |
UC |
Yoga - II |
1 |
|
II |
UC |
Co-creation |
1 |
|
II |
UC |
AI for everyone |
2 |
|
II |
UC |
Foundation of Peace |
2 |
|
II |
UC |
Indian Knowledge System (General) |
2 |
|
II |
UC |
Sports |
1 |
|
II |
PF |
Intermediate Statistics |
4 |
|
II |
PF |
IKS-2 (Indian Economic Thought) |
2 |
|
II |
PF |
Intermediate Macroeconomics |
3 |
|
II |
PF |
Intermediate Microeconomics |
3 |
|
|
|
Total Credits |
21 |
| Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
|
III |
UC |
Spiritual and Cultural heritage: Indian Experience |
2 |
|
III |
UC |
Research Innovation Design Entrepreneurship (RIDE) |
1 |
|
III |
UE |
University Electives - I |
3 |
|
III |
PF |
Indian Economy |
3 |
|
III |
PF |
Financial Accounting |
3 |
|
III |
PF |
Money & Banking |
4 |
|
III |
PF |
Principles of Finance |
4 |
|
III |
PM |
Impact of AI on Economics |
2 |
|
|
|
Total Credits: |
22 |
| Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
|
IV |
UC |
Rural Immersion |
1 |
|
IV |
UC |
Life Transformation Skills |
1 |
|
IV |
UE PM |
University Electives - II Public Economics |
3 4 |
|
IV |
PM |
Financial Institutions and Markets |
4 |
|
IV |
PM |
International Trade and Finance |
4 |
|
IV |
PM |
Research Methodology |
4 |
|
|
|
Total Credits: |
21 |
| Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
|
V |
UC |
Managing Conflicts Peacefully: Tools and Techniques |
2 |
|
V |
UE |
University Electives - III |
3 |
|
V |
PE |
Program Elective - I |
4 |
|
V |
PE |
Program Elective - II |
4 |
|
V |
PM |
Development Economics |
4 |
|
V |
PM |
Econometrics |
4 |
|
|
|
Total Credits: |
21 |
| Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
|
VI |
UC |
National Academic Immersion Program |
2 |
|
VI |
PE |
Program Elective - III |
4 |
|
VI |
PE |
Program Elective - IV |
4 |
|
VI |
PM |
Environmental Economics |
4 |
|
VI |
PM |
Game Theory |
4 |
|
VI |
PM |
Corporate Social Responsibility |
2 |
|
|
|
Total Credits: |
20 |
| Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
|
VII |
PM |
Advance Research Methodology |
4 |
|
VII |
PM |
Software Applications for Research |
4 |
|
VII |
PM |
Applied Econometrics |
4 |
|
VII |
Program Capstone Project/Seminar and Internships |
Book Review |
2 |
|
VII |
Program Capstone Project/Seminar and Internships |
Seminar |
2 |
|
VII |
Program Capstone Project/Seminar and Internships |
Academic and Research Writing |
4 |
|
|
|
Total Credits: |
20 |
| Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
|
VIII |
Program Capstone Project/Seminar and Internships |
Internship |
10 |
|
VIII |
Program Capstone Project/Seminar and Internships |
Dissertation |
10 |
|
|
|
Total Credits: |
20 |
Career Prospects
Environmental Economist
Industrial Economist
Macroeconomist
Econometrician
Urban Economist
Development Economist
Financial Risk Analyst
Investment Banker
Corporate Finance Manager
Financial Consultant
Policy Economist
Economic Policy Adviser
Research Analyst
Financial Analyst
Market Research Analyst
Business Analyst
Actuarial analyst
Programme Outcomes
- Acquire the skills to apply a business lens to global and national economic challenges, and the ability to formulate solutions for complex economic problems.
- Use economic theories to inform business and policy choices in ever-changing ecosystems.
- Use econometric and data analytic techniques to unearth actionable insights for decision-making.
- Shape public policy and understand the complex natures of government policies and their effects on markets, businesses and societies, and use those skills to advise and influence public policy.
- Work in various international settings; have a global perspective of the economy and the world of finance.
Placements & Recruiters
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FAQs
Yes, the B.Sc.Economics programme at MIT-WPU increases the scope for research and internships. Students participate in research projects that involve case studies and industry-specific projects which allow them to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problems.
With closely knit industry connections, students here also get to intern with some of the global leaders like EY, KPMG and NABARD among others, which prepares you to understand the actual state of the world economy at a micro level.
The programme strikes a careful balance between theoretical foundations and practical application through its integrated approach to learning. Students develop strong academic knowledge in economics while simultaneously building hands-on skills through specialised tracks like Machine Learning with Python, Risk Management, and Portfolio Management.
This theoretical-practical balance is further enhanced through industry engagement opportunities including company visits that provide direct exposure to professional environments. Projects and internships serve as critical bridges where students can apply classroom concepts to solve authentic economic challenges, cementing their understanding through real-world experience.
Absolutely. The programme is reviewed regularly to address current economic issues and trends. This includes FinTech, sustainability and the effects of globalisation on economies. Case studies and research from developing and developed economies make up the curriculum.
Their offering of Applied Econometrics, Public Policy, and Financial economics ensures a solid economic foundation. The curriculum offers analytical tools and theoretical frameworks necessary to pursue advanced economics coursework. Fostering a foundation in rigorous research methodologies, data analyses and case studies of economies across the globe, you’ll be poised to pursue an MA or PhD in Economics.
Hands-on Learning: Get practical learning in the form of projects, industry visits and expert interactions.
Skill-Based Curriculum: Subjects like Machine Learning, Risk Management, and Portfolio Management are included in the programme to prepare you for today’s market.
Global Perspective: You get an insight into global economic systems that prepares you for careers in various sectors — finance, policy analysis and data analytics.
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