Msc Economics In GNDU

I have done B.Sc in Economics . Now I have decided to take admission in Guru nanak Dev University (GNDU) for M.Sc in Economics but I have no idea about its admission process . Does it offer online application process ? If so , please provide me its online application form and tell me how to fill and submit it ?

Hi buddy here I am looking for Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar (GNDU) M.sc Economics program syllabus so would you plz let me know about the same ??

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As you want here I am giving below Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar (GNDU) M.sc Economics program syllabus:

EOL401: Microeconomics-I
Credits : 4-0-0
Minor-I
Nature of economic theory. Theory of demand and supply. Elasticities of demand-
theoretical and empirical aspects and their relationship, static and dynamic models of
demand : Cobweb theorem. Utility approach, Indifference curve and revealed preference
approach, Revision of demand theory by Hicks.
Minor-II
Production function-Isoquants, producers equilibrium, returns to factor and returns to
scale, factor substitution, Eulers theorem. Cobb-dougles, CES and Translog production
functions. Technological progress and production functions. Traditional and modern
theories of costs- a comparison. Derivation of cost functions from production functions.
Major (including Minor-I and Minor-II)
Revenue analysis, price and output determination under perfect competition, monopoly,
monopolistic competition and oligopoly-collusive and non-collusive models of
oligopoly, workable competition - structure, conduct and performance norms.

EOL402 : Macroeconomics-I
Credits : 4-0-0
Minor-I
National income: Concept-Production vs. non-productive activities, final vs.
intermediate activities, Measurement and difficulties. Domestic and national product and
their components. National income at factor cost and at market prices. Real and nominal
GNP, GNP and welfare. Inter-temporal and international comparisons of national
income. Social accounting and its significance.
Minor-II
The classical and Keynesian models of income determination: Equilibrium in the
product and money markets. Adjustment towards equilibrium. Fiscal and monetary
effects on demand. Balance budget multiplier. The full employment budget surplus.
Major (including Minor-I and Minor-II)
The demand for and the supply of labour. Labour supply and money wages.
Unemployment and wage rigidity. Overall equilibrium in the basic static model (goods,
labour and money markets).
Consumption: Keynesian consumption function. The consumption puzzle; Absolute
income hypothesis, Relative income Hypothesis, Permanent Income Hypothesis, Life
Cycle Hypothesis.

Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar (GNDU) M.sc Economics program syllabus