I have been getting a lot of queries regarding the admission procedures in DSE, JNU and IGIDR so i thought of putting all the details i know into this post.
Starting with IGIDR, The last date for sending the completed application forms is March 17. There will be a written test comprising verbal ability and mathematics. Candidates should have taken Math during 12th standard. Those who pass the test are called for an interview. Only about 30 seats are available. It is an institution of repute concentrating on environmental economics.
DSE-It is a part of the Delhi University and there is a common entrance. We have to register with the university and with the colleges separately. The admission notice will come during the first week of may. DSE is the best place to be. Selection is made on the performance in the written test. It consists of microeconomics, macroeconomics, mathematical economics and statistics.
JNU-It offers two masters in economics, one the usual masters(which i prefer) and one with specialization in world economy. The last dates for sending the applications by post is march 17. The previous question papers can also be got from the university.
Thats all for now.
All the best!
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Well Leena, I am sorry as i have no idea as to how the selection process for M Phil is. Where did you do your MBA. I seldom see people choosing Eco after MBA.
hey ..
can u pls help me...i am also giving dse this year from the maths section ie option b....can u pls guide me on how to prepare for it...and whats the exact course...kindly help...
hey alex..
am a btech grad..and offlate have developed a liking towards economics...but its like a whole new sub for me..i mite eventually look at a career involving economics..all the same am not in a position to enroll for a course in eco..so can u suggest me books to keep my interest going...and learn eco...from a beginners perspective..
so much for an intro post!!!: )
thanks
Well,
To start with you can get a grip on economic history by going through Adam Smith's Wealth of nations.
You can read Economic and political weekly.
Tell me if you have special interest in any branch of economics like fiscal or monetary or environmental.
Alex
Thanx for the informations but i wud also want to know abut the MSE,Gokhale College(economics) and Delhi University Economics courses(at masters level)
which books should i study for jnu and dse.i have 6 months in hand....help me......
hey...
m a 2nd year student of economics in symbiosis pune i wana prepare 4 dse n jnu can u please suggest me some books 4 prepratn......
awating 4 ur rply....
Respected sir i ve see your profile its very encourage me this may i sit in M.phil economics exam jnu and du i couldn't clear it i want to be selected this year at any cost please refer me some books for this year i read gujrati econometrics and philp j. Micro
Hi. I did my Undergraduate degree in Economics from Presidency College, Kolkata. I am currently doing my masters at University College London. I wish to apply for a PhD next year after taking a gap year. Would you know about options that I could pursue in this gap year, say be a research assistant or something, application of economics oriented.
@Jagori,
Do visit www.alexmthomas.com where I have devoted a page for internships, mainly located in India.
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