What you need before you apply to an MA or MSc Economics in India: deadlines, exam patterns and how the marks work. Every fact shows where it came from and when it was last checked.
One 90-minute test from NTA that feeds MA and MSc Economics admissions at DSE, IGIDR, JNU, UoH, BASE, AUD and other participating universities.
A three-hour test that fills the MSc Economics seats at IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur and IIT Roorkee.
Economics is one of six optional sections in GATE's XH paper, which is 100 marks over three hours.
ISI's own two-paper test for the MSQE programme at Delhi and Kolkata.
Universities that fill their economics master's seats on the CUET-PG Economics score, with seats and what each programme is.
The IITs that admit to MSc Economics through JAM, with seats and programme details.
GATE's economics option is accepted by fewer master's programmes than CUET-PG or JAM. Here is the one we have confirmed.
MA Economics, two years
MSc Economics, two years
MA Economics, two years (School of Social Sciences and School of International Studies)
MA Economics, two years
MA Economics, two years
Five two-year MA programmes
MSc Economics, MSc Financial Economics and other two-year programmes
MA Economics, two years
MA Economics, two years, 80 credits
MSc Economics, two years
MA Economics stream, two years
MSc Economics, two years
MSc Economics, two years
MS in Quantitative Economics (MSQE), two years
MS in Quantitative Economics (MSQE), two years