Universities that fill their economics master's seats on the CUET-PG Economics score, with seats and what each programme is.
Last checked 30 September 2026. Covers: 2026 cycle (bulletin published) and 2027 cycle (not yet announced).
Official read on the organiser's or institute's own page. Reported found on third-party sites and still to be checked. Expected not announced yet.
| College | Programme | Seats |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi School of Economics (DSE) Delhi | MA Economics, two years | Sources give figures from about 115 to 145 for 2026-27. The CSAS (PG) seat matrix is the number to trust. Reported |
| IGIDR, Mumbai Mumbai | MSc Economics, two years | 50: 20 unreserved, 5 EWS, 13 OBC-NCL, 8 SC, 4 ST, with 4 more for PwD across categories Reported |
| Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Delhi | MA Economics, two years (School of Social Sciences and School of International Studies) | School of Social Sciences (general MA Economics): 96; School of International Studies (World Economy): 39 Reported |
| University of Hyderabad (UoH) Hyderabad | MA Economics, two years | 75: 30 general, 20 OBC, 11 SC, 6 ST and 8 in the ECL category Reported |
| BASE University, Bengaluru Bengaluru | MSc Economics, MSc Financial Economics and other two-year programmes | 30 for Indian applicants and five for PIO and foreign nationals Official |
| Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) Delhi | MA Economics, two years | 53 Reported |
| Azim Premji University Bengaluru | MA Economics, two years, 80 credits | Not published on the programme page |
Universities change the exams they use from year to year. Each college page links to the institute's own admissions page, which is the final word for your cycle.
Pattern, dates and marking for the exam itself are in the CUET-PG Economics guide. Other lists: Colleges accepting IIT JAM Economics, Colleges accepting GATE Economics (XH-C1).
Sit a real previous-year paper under the exam's timing and negative marking, then see where the marks went.
Attempt a CUET-PG Economics paper