Maynaguri College

Dept. of Economics

Department of Economics

Year of Establishment: 1999

About The department

The Economics Department of Maynaguri College was established in 1999, marking a pivotal moment in the institution’s academic journey. Affiliated with the prestigious University of North Bengal, the department embarked on its mission to provide quality education in economics as a general degree course. Over the years, it has emerged as a beacon of academic excellence, nurturing young minds and fostering a deep understanding of economic principles and theories. Through its comprehensive curriculum, dedicated faculty, and state-of-the-art infrastructure, the department has consistently strived to impart holistic learning experiences to its students. With a focus on both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, students are equipped with the necessary skills to navigate the complexities of the global economy.

Scope of the subject

Studying economics is essential for several reasons. Firstly, it cultivates analytical and critical thinking skills necessary for assessing and understanding complex economic phenomena. Secondly, economics provides insights into how societies allocate resources, enabling individuals to make informed decisions about personal finances and contribute to efficient resource utilization at the societal level. Thirdly, economics plays a crucial role in informing public policy, addressing issues such as poverty, healthcare, and environmental sustainability. Additionally, economics offers perspectives on global interconnectedness and international trade, vital for navigating an increasingly globalized world. Ultimately, studying economics equips individuals with a comprehensive understanding of economic principles and their applications, empowering them to make informed decisions, participate in policy debates, and contribute positively to societal well-being and prosperity.

Highligths

Programs Offered & Intake Capacity

Economics Programme
Intake Capacity-400
FYUGP- Economics Major -50
Economics Minor- 450
Multidisciplinary Course (MDC)-450

SubjectSemYearView
Economics1st sem2018
Economics3rd sem2019
Economicspart I2019
Economics2nd sem2020
Economics4th sem2020
Economicspart I2020
Economics2nd sem2021
Economics3rd sem2021
Economics5th sem2021
Economics6th sem2021
Economics1st sem2022
Economics2nd sem2022
Economics3rd sem2022
Economics4th sem2022
Economics5th sem2022
Economics6th sem2022
Economics (gen)2nd sem2023
Economics (Hnrs)4th sem2023
Economics (gen)4th sem2023
Economics (gen)6th sem2023
Economics (gen DSC1)1ST SEM2023
Economics (Hnrs GE1)1ST SEM2023
Economics (MAJ)1ST SEM2023
Economics (MIN)1ST SEM2023
Economics (SEC)1ST SEM2023
Economics (Hons. GE2 )3RD SEM2023
Economics (gen DSC1)3RD SEM2023
Economics (GEN GE1 )5TH SEM2023
Economics (GEN SEC2 )5TH SEM2023
Economics (GEN DSE1 )5TH SEM2023

Need Data

Departmental Library Books : 50

Student Progression :

Seminars & Workshops

Department Faculties

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