B.Sc. Economics
The B.Sc. Economics Programme at MIT-WPU provides a holistic and stimulating learning experience. You'll cover topics from Financial Economics to Statistics for Economics, or Labour Economics, Health Economics and Corporate Social Responsibility, so make sure to be knowledgeable across sub-disciplines. You’ll also develop practical skills via courses like Machine Learning with Python, Risk Management, and Portfolio Management. Such skills matter in today’s job market, preparing you for careers as a data analyst, financial risk analyst, management consultants or policy analyst.
It is an application-oriented programme, with projects, industry visits, and expert interactions. These actions provide you with field expertise and strong relations. It also focuses on a global viewpoint, providing you with a clearer understanding of how governments, markets and societies interact within the rapidly changing world of economics.
- Financial Economics
- Applied Economics
- International Economics
Applications Open for 2025
B.Sc. Economics
Scholarship Name | MIT-WPU CET CBT Score |
Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship(100%) | 85 & Above |
MIT-WPU Scholarship I (50%) | 83 & Above |
MIT-WPU Scholarship II (25%) | 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 and there should be no disciplinary action against the student.
For more detailed information visit our website: https://mitwpu.edu.in/scholarships
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.
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
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.)
- 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 such as STATA, R, Excel, and Python for real-time analysis.
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
I |
University Core |
Effective Communication |
1 |
I |
University Core |
Critical Thinking |
1 |
I |
University Core |
Environment and Sustainability |
1 |
I |
University Core |
Foundations of Peace |
2 |
I |
University Core |
Yoga |
1 |
I |
University Core |
SLDP |
1 |
I |
Programme Foundation |
Methods in Calculus and Linear Algebra |
4 |
I |
Programme Foundation |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
4 |
I |
Programme Foundation |
Principles of Microeconomics |
3 |
I |
Programme Foundation |
Elementary Statistics |
2 |
|
|
Total |
20 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
II |
University Core |
Advanced Excel |
1 |
II |
University Core |
Financial Literacy |
1 |
II |
University Core |
Yoga |
1 |
II |
University Core |
Co-creation |
1 |
II |
University Core |
Indian Constituion |
1 |
II |
University Core |
IKS(General) |
2 |
II |
University Core |
Sports |
1 |
II |
Programme Foundation |
Principles of Finance |
4 |
II |
Programme Foundation |
IKS-2 (Indian Economic Thought) |
2 |
II |
Programme Foundation |
Intermediate Macroeconomics |
3 |
II |
Programme Foundation |
Intermediate Microeconomics |
3 |
|
|
Total |
20 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
III |
University Core |
Research Innovation Design Entrepreneurship (RIDE) |
1 |
III |
University Core |
Spiritual & Cultural Heritage; Indian Experience |
2 |
III |
University Electives |
UE - I |
3 |
III |
University Electives |
UE-II |
3 |
III |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem-Based Learning/ Seminar and Internships |
Project Based Learning - I |
1 |
III |
Programme Foundation |
Financial Accounting |
3 |
III |
Programme Major |
Money and Banking |
4 |
III |
Programme Major |
Intermediate Statistics |
4 |
|
|
Total |
21 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
IV |
University Electives |
UE-III |
3 |
IV |
University Core |
Rural Immersion |
1 |
IV |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem-Based Learning/ Seminar and Internships |
Project Based Learning - II |
1 |
IV |
University Core |
Life Transformation Skills |
1 |
IV |
Programme Foundation |
Cost Accounting |
3 |
IV |
Programme Major |
Financial Economics |
4 |
IV |
Programme Major |
Development Economics |
4 |
IV |
Programme Major |
Research Methodology |
4 |
|
|
Total |
21 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
V |
University Core |
Managing Conflicts Peacefully: Tools and Techniques |
2 |
V |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem Based Learning/ Seminar and Internships |
Project Based Learning - III |
1 |
V |
Programme Electives |
Urban Economics/ Behavioural Finance |
4 |
V |
Programme Major |
Econometrics |
4 |
V |
Programme Major |
Public Economics |
4 |
V |
Programme Major |
International Economics |
4 |
V |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem Based Learning/ Seminar and Internships |
Seminar |
2 |
|
|
Total |
21 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
VI |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem Based Learning/ Seminar and Internships |
Project Based Learning - IV |
1 |
VI |
University Core |
National Academic Immersion |
2 |
VI |
Programme Electives |
Agricultural Economics/ Security Analysis & Portfolio Management |
4 |
VI |
Programme Foundation |
Demography |
3 |
VI |
Programme Major |
Game Theory |
4 |
VI |
Programme Major |
Corporate Social Resposibility |
4 |
VI |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem Based Learning/ Seminar and Internships |
Book Review |
2 |
|
|
Total |
20 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
VII |
Programme Electives |
Labour Economics/ Foreign Exchange Management |
4 |
VII |
Programme Electives |
Health Economics/ Derivatives and Risk Management |
4 |
VII |
Programme Major |
Advanced Research Methodology |
4 |
VII |
Programme Major |
Software Applications for Research |
4 |
VII |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem Based Learning/Seminar and Internships |
Academic and Research Writing |
4 |
|
|
Total |
20 |
Semester | Course Type | Course Name/Course Title | Total Credits |
VIII |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem Based Learning/Seminar and Internships |
Internship |
10 |
VIII |
Programme Capstone Project/ Problem Based Learning/Seminar and Internships |
Dissertation |
10 |
|
|
Total |
20 |
- 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.
100% placement assistance
Yes, the B.Sc. The 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 connections with industry, 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 is rooted in theory and practical-based learning. It offers a mixture of academic courses in economics with practical skills-based courses such as Machine Learning with Python, Risk Management and Portfolio Management. Company visits are organized to give you firsthand knowledge of industry practices, while projects and internships enrich the learning process where theoretical understanding meets practical real-world economic challenges.
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. This equips you to react to changing conditions in the global economy, as well as to the challenges and opportunities they pose.
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.
At MIT-WPU, the Centre for Industry-Academia Partnerships (CIAP) has been able to place students in leading firms in diverse industries. The cell also organises live project work, job fairs and networking opportunities to give you a wider access to careers-economics, finance, policy analysis and consultancy.
In the B.Sc. Economics programme, the students are trained to develop essential soft skills such as communication, collaboration, problem-solving, and critical thinking. They train you and you will also have value-added courses and workshops that help you polish your skills.
- 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 program 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.
To prepare you for real-world applications, it includes a mix of core and advanced topics in the curriculum :
- International Trade and Finance : Study global trade systems.
- Microeconomics : Learn how people and firms make choices.
- Public Finance : The study of government income and spending.
- Development Economics : Investigate policies for economic advancement and growth.
- Mathematical Economics : Use math in solving economic problems.
- Statistics : Learn tools of data analysis.
- Econometrics : Use statistics to check economic theories.
- Macroeconomics : Study the entire economy, focusing on inflation and gross domestic product (GDP).