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Hello everyone, can anyone of you tell me about the structure of BSc(Economics) course of Gokhale Memorial Girls College, Kolkata? I am going to apply for this course in this college. So, I want to know about the course structure.

The course structure of BSc(Economics) in Gokhale Memorial Girls College, Kolkata is given below.

The duration of Bachelor of Science in Economics course is three years i.e 6 semesters.

FIRST SEMESTER

=> Microeconomics I

=> Macroeconomics I

SECOND SEMESTER

=> Microeconomics II

=> Macroeconomics II

THIRD SEMESTER

=> Elementary Mathematics for Economics

=> The Monetary System

FOURTH SEMESTER

=> Mathematical Applications in Economics

=> Introduction to Development Economics

FIFTH SEMESTER

=> Elements of Public Finance

=> Introduction to Econometrics

=> Introduction to Environmental Economics

=> International Trade and Policy

=> History Economics Thought I

=> Policy and the Indian Economy

SIXTH SEMESTER

=> Public Economics

=> Econometric Methods

=> Economics of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development

=> International Economics

=> History of Economics Thought II

=> Planning for Development

Course structure of B.Sc (Economics) in Gokhale Moemorial Girls College, Kolkata are mentioned below:-
Course Duration - 3 years
Course Type - Degree
Course Level - Under-graduate
Course Mode - Regular
Course Place - On Campus
Eligibility - Passed 10+2 with any stream

Syllabus -

Semester 1 -
Microeconomics I
Macroeconomics I

Semester 2 -
Microeconomics II
Macroeconomics II

Semester 3 -
Elementary Mathematics for Economics
The Monetary System

Semester 4 -
Mathematical Applications in Economics
Introduction to Development Economics

Semester 5 -
Elements of Public Finance
Introduction to Econometrics
Introduction to Environmental Economics
International Trade and Policy
History Economics Thought I
Policy and the Indian Economy

Semester 6 -
Public Economics
Econometric Methods
Economics of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
International Economics
History of Economics Thought II
Planning for Development: India and the Northeast