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Vision: Enlightenment of Human spirit through Education.

Mission: ” Education makes the Man “

Vision: Enlightenment of Human spirit through Education.

Mission: ” Education makes the Man “

Vision: Enlightenment of Human spirit through Education.

Mission: ” Education makes the Man “

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Courses Offered

Semester I
  • 1. MICROECONOMICS-I (M2) (4C)
  • 2. ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT-I (VSC) (2C)
  • 3. ECONOMIC DATA ANALYSIS (SEC) (2C)
Semester II
  • 1. MICROECONOMICS-II (M2) (4C)
  • 2. RURAL MARKETING (VSC) (2C)
  • 3. FINTECH (SEC) (2C)
Semester II
  • 1. MACROECONOMICS-I (M1) (4C)
  • 2. BANKING IN INDIA-I (M1) (4C)
  • 3. RURAL ENTERPRISES (SEC) (2C)
  • 4. DEMOGRAPHY (MINOR) PAPER 4: (M2) (4C)
  • 5. FP (2C)
Semester II
  • 1. MACROECONOMICS-II (M1) (4C)
  • 2. BANKING IN INDIA-I (M1) (2C)
  • 3. ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT-II (VSC) (2C)
  • 4. INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND FINANCE (MINOR) (M2) (4C)
  • 5. CEP (2C)
Semester V
  • 1. ADVANCED MICROECONOMICS-III
  • 2. ECO GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
  • 3. ECO OF AGRICULTURE & CO-OPERATION-I
  • 4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY-I
  • 5. ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS-I
  • 6. HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT-I
Semester V
  • 1. ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS-III
  • 2. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
  • 3. ECO OF AGRICULTURE & CO-OPERATION-II
  • 4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY-II
  • 5. ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS-II
  • 6. HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT-II

FYBA SEM I (NEP)

MICROECONOMICS – I (M2) (4C)

Module I: Introduction of Micro Economics (15 Hours)
Micro economics: Meaning, nature, scope, significance and limitations. Economic models and methodologies, production possibility curve, positive and normative economics, basic concepts of wealth, welfare and scarcity.


Module II: Understanding Fundamentals of Market (15 Hours)
Demand and supply analysis, market equilibrium, shifts in demand and supply, movement along curves, market equilibrium changes.


Module III: Consumer’s Behaviour I (15 Hours)
Utility analysis, cardinal and ordinal approach, indifference curve, budget constraint, consumer equilibrium and effects.


Module IV: Consumer’s Behaviour II (15 Hours)
Elasticity of demand, types of elasticity, applications, total revenue, taxes, subsidies, consumer and producer surplus.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT – I (VSC) (2C)

Module I: Introduction (15 Hours)
Meaning, types of entrepreneurs, qualities, functions, challenges, incentives and Indian entrepreneurs.


Module II: Entrepreneurial Development (15 Hours)
Factors influencing entrepreneurship, agro entrepreneurship, challenges, institutions, and policy development.

ECONOMIC DATA ANALYSIS (SEC) (2C)

Module I: Data & Analysis (15 Hours)
Types of data, descriptive statistics, mean, median, mode, percentiles, and data visualization techniques.


Module II: Sources of Economic Data in India (15 Hours)
CSO, RBI, Ministry of Finance, NSSO, Census of India, agricultural and financial data sources.

FYBA SEM II (NEP)

MICROECONOMICS – II (M2) (4C)

Module I: Production Analysis (15 Hours)
Production function, law of variable proportion, returns to scale, total/average/marginal product, isoquant and producer’s equilibrium.


Module II: Cost and Revenue Analysis
Types of costs, opportunity cost, relationship between cost concepts, short run and long run cost curves, revenue concepts and interrelationship.


Module III: Factor Pricing (15 Hours)
Rent theories, wages, interest theories, profit theories, marginal productivity theory of distribution.


Module IV: Market Structures (15 Hours)
Perfect and imperfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, equilibrium under different market structures.

RURAL MARKETING (VSC) (2C)

Module I: Introduction to Rural Marketing (15 Hours)
Concept, scope, characteristics, agricultural marketing, rural consumer behaviour, market segmentation, problems and remedies.


Module II: Rural Marketing Strategies (15 Hours)
Pricing and product strategies, institutional support like NAFED, APEDA, CACP, FCI, NCDC, APMC, future of rural marketing.

FINTECH (SEC) (2C)

Module I: Introduction to FinTech (15 Hours)
Meaning, scope, trends, financial inclusion, fintech ecosystem, business models, importance of technology.


Module II: Digital Finance & Regulation (15 Hours)
Digital payments, mobile wallets, P2P lending, crowdfunding, fintech startups, funding and challenges.

SYBA SEM III (NEP)

MACROECONOMICS – I (M1) (4C)

Module I: Introduction to Macro Economics (15 Hours)
Meaning, nature, scope, importance and limitations. Schools of thought: Classical, Keynesian, Monetarist. Key indicators like GDP, growth, inflation and income.


Module II: Employment, Consumption & Trade Cycle (15 Hours)
Say’s Law, effective demand, consumption function, APC, MPC, trade cycle and its stages.


Module III: Saving, Investment & Money (15 Hours)
Saving and investment functions, multiplier, Keynesian demand for money, supply of money and velocity.


Module IV: Banking in India (15 Hours)
Commercial banking, credit creation, balance sheet, central bank functions and post-reform developments.

BANKING IN INDIA – I (M1) (4C)

Module I: Indian Banking System (15 Hours)
Structure of banks in India, types of banks, NABARD, banking regulation, NBFCs and their growth.


Module II: Central Bank (15 Hours)
Functions of RBI, monetary policy, objectives, instruments and implementation in India.

RURAL ENTERPRISES (SEC) (2C)

Module I: Rural Entrepreneurship (15 Hours)
Concept, theories, women entrepreneurship, self-help groups, challenges and business planning.


Module II: Rural Opportunities (15 Hours)
Farm and non-farm sector opportunities, agribusiness, value addition and rural ecosystem.

DEMOGRAPHY (MINOR) PAPER 4 (M2) (4C)

Module I: Introduction (15 Hours)
Meaning of demography, population theories, population growth and features of Indian population.


Module II: Fertility & Mortality
Birth and death rates, fertility factors, nuptiality and mortality concepts.


Module III: Migration & Urbanization
Types of migration, causes, urbanization trends, and related problems in India.


Module IV: Population Policy
Census features, population policy evolution, family welfare and planning programs.

SYBA SEM IV (NEP)

MACROECONOMICS – II (M1) (4C)

Module I: Post Keynesian Economics (15 Hours)
Keynesian and post-Keynesian approaches, IS-LM model, goods and money market equilibrium.


Module II: Unemployment & Inflation (15 Hours)
Types and causes of inflation, Phillips curve, stagflation, supply-side economics and Laffer curve.


Module III: Macro Economic Policies (15 Hours)
Monetary and fiscal policy, instruments, objectives, limitations and policy effectiveness.


Module IV: External Sector (15 Hours)
Foreign exchange market, exchange rate systems, balance of payments and India’s external sector.

BANKING IN INDIA – II (M1) (4C)

Module I: Contemporary Banking Sector (15 Hours)
Banking reforms, Basel norms, NPA management, credit creation and financial sector changes.


Module II: Banks & Economic Development (15 Hours)
Digital banking, cooperative banks, development banks, EXIM bank and industrial finance institutions.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT – II (VSC) (2C)

Module I: Entrepreneurship (15 Hours)
Concept, qualities, functions, factors influencing entrepreneurship and women entrepreneurship.


Module II: Starting a New Venture (15 Hours)
Project identification, business planning, finance sources, registration and export procedures.

INTERNATIONAL BANKING & FINANCE (MINOR) (M2) (4C)

Unit I: International Banking
Offshore banking, IMF, BIS, Basel norms, ALM, FEMA and international banking operations.


Unit II: International Corporate Finance
Global capital markets, ADR/GDR, ECBs, FCNR, syndicated loans and credit rating agencies.


Unit III: Banking Operations
Offshore financial centers, SEZs, tax havens, regulatory concerns and banking facilities.


Unit IV: Foreign Exchange
Forex market, spot and forward rates, hedging, speculation and exchange rate mechanisms.

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