NET/SET-Economics (Exam Kit)
14 modules
English
<p>Unique Feature </p> <p>Total Number of question 3000+<br /> Brief Notes <br /> Topicwise Test (Where Applicable)<br /> 30+ Practice Test <br /> 10+Mock Test <br /> </p>
Overview
About NET/SET-Economics
The National Eligibility Test, also known as UGC NET or NTA-UGC-NET, is the examination for determining the eligibility for the post of assistant professor and/or Junior Research Fellowship award in Indian universities and colleges.
UGC NET Career Scope as Assistant Professor/Lecturer
Becoming an Assistant Professor or Lecturer in any Indian university is most preferred job opportunity by UGC NET qualified candidates. The NET candidates who choose this option get decent salary packages in comparison to other jobs.
NET/SET-Course Duration
6 Month- June & December
Age Limit:
The minimum eligible age limit by the exam authorities has been set to 28 years for general category.
A relaxation of 5 years is given to the candidates from reserved categories.
No maximum age limit is prescribed for Lectureship or Asst. Professorship.
Qualification
Master’s degree from a recognized University
Fees
| Category | Application Fee (Revised) |
|---|---|
| General | INR 1000 |
| OBC-NCL/ EWS | INR 500 |
| SC/ ST/ PwD/ Transgender | INR 250 |
UGC NET Exam Pattern
As mentioned above, UGC NET is an online exam conducted as a Computer-Based Test (CBT). The exam contains two papers that candidates need to complete in a duration of three hours. Both paper-I and -II contain objective-type questions and it is mandatory for candidates to attempt questions from both the papers.
|
UGC NET Paper |
Number of Questions |
Total Marks |
|---|---|---|
|
I |
50 |
100 |
|
II |
100 |
200 |
|
Total |
150 |
350 |
Link: https://ugcnet.nta.nic.in/WebInfo/Page/Page?PageId=1&LangId=P
Modules
Syllabus
1 attachment
Economics_English
4 pages
Unit : 1 Micro Economics
30 attachments
Lesson 1- Introduction to Micro Economics
10 pages
Lesson 2 - Concept of Equilibrium
12 pages
Lesson 3 - Consumer Theory (Cardinal Utility Analysis)
18 pages
Lesson 4 - Ordinal Utility Theory (Indifference Curve Approach)
42 pages
Lesson 5 - Revealed Preference Theory of Demand
12 pages
Lesson 6 - Recent Development in Demand Theory
20 pages
Lesson 7 - Theory of Demand & Elasticity of Demand
36 pages
Lesson 8 - Production Function and Law of Production
20 pages
Lesson 9 - Theory of Cost and Revenue
29 pages
Lesson 10 - Isoquant Curve
20 pages
Lesson 11 - Concept of Revenue
15 pages
Lesson 12 - Pricing under Perfect Competition
11 pages
Lesson 13 - Theory of Monopoly Firm
19 pages
Lesson 14 - Theory of Monopolistic Competition
11 pages
Lesson 15 - Theory of Oligopoly
7 pages
Lesson 16 - Duopolcy and Oligopoly
9 pages
Lesson 17 - Bain's Limit Pricing Theory
9 pages
Lesson 18 - Profit Maximation & Full Cost Pricing Theories
9 pages
Lession 19 - Behavioural and Managerial Theories of the Firm
12 pages
Lesson 20 - Macro Theories of Distribution
6 pages
Lesson 21 - Macro Theories of Ricardo, Marx and Kailki
5 pages
Lesson 22 - Marginal Conditions of Paretian Optimum
9 pages
Lesson 23 - Market Failure - Meaning & Sources
12 pages
Lesson 24 - Pigovian Welfare Economics & Externalities
11 pages
Lesson 25 - The Social Welfare Function
5 pages
Lesson 26 - General Equilibrium Theory
15 pages
Lesson 27 - Production Vs Consumption
4 pages
Lesson 28 - Economic Risk & Uncertainty
11 pages
Lesson 29 - Insurance choice and Risk
12 pages
Lesson 30 - Economics of Information
11 pages
Unit : 2 Macro Economics
30 attachments
Lesson 1 - Introduction to Macro Economics
11 pages
Lesson 2 - National Income - Concept of National Income
17 pages
Lesson 3 - Economic Welfare & National Income
7 pages
Lesson 4 - Sectorial Accounting
9 pages
Lesson 5 - Classical Theory of Employment
10 pages
Lesson 6 - Keynesian Theory of Employment
8 pages
Lesson 7 - Theory of Consumption Function
5 pages
Lesson 8 - Relative Income Hypothesis
5 pages
Lesson 9 - Permanent Income & Life Cycle Hypothesis
7 pages
Lesson 10 - Investment Function
11 pages
Lesson 11 - The Theory of Acceleration
8 pages
Lesson 12 - Demand of Money - Quantity Theory of Money
13 pages
Lesson 13 - Keynesian Approach
8 pages
Lesson 14 - Contribution of Boumol and Tobin
9 pages
Lesson 15 - Restatement of Friedman's Quantity Theory of Money
8 pages
Lesson 16 - Money Supply - Definition & Important of Money
7 pages
Lesson 17 - Money Multiplier and Credit Creation by Commercial Banks
17 pages
Lesson 18 - IS-LM Analysis
12 pages
Lesson 19 - Simultaneous Equilibrium in Product & Money Market
5 pages
Lesson 20 - Effect of Monetary Policies under Different cases is IS-LM Framework
5 pages
Lesson 21 - Effect of Fiscal Policites under Different cases in IS-LM Framework
5 pages
Lesson 22 - Inflation
14 pages
Lesson 23 - Phillips Curve Analysis
9 pages
Lesson 24 - Trade Cycles (Meaning & Types)
11 pages
Lesson 25 - The super-multiplier of the Multiplier-Accelerator Interaction
5 pages
Lesson 26 - Kaldor's Theory of Trade Cycle
7 pages
Lesson 27 - Monetary Policy
15 pages
Lesson 28 - Mundell Model
5 pages
Lesson 29 Swan Model
6 pages
Lesson 30 - Rational Expectations Hypothesis
7 pages
Unit : 3 Statistics and Econometrics
1 attachment
Statistics & Econometrics
392 pages
Unit : 4 Mathematical Economics
2 attachments
Topics Covered
2 pages
Mathematics Economics
361 pages
Unit : 5 International Economics
2 attachments
Topics Covered
2 pages
International Economics
385 pages
Unit : 6 Public Economics
2 attachments
Topics Covered
2 pages
Public Economics
350 pages
UNit : 7 Money and Banking
3 attachments
Topics covered
1 page
Money & Banking (updated)
117 pages
Money & Banking
16 pages
Unit : 8 Growth and Development Economics
2 attachments
Topics Covered
2 pages
Growth & Development Economics
289 pages
Unit: 9 EnvironmentalEconomics and Demography
2 attachments
Topics covered
1 page
Environmental Economics
256 pages
Unit : 10 Indian Economy
2 attachments
Topics covered
2 pages
Indian Economy
380 pages
Previous Papers
6 attachments
D-2009 (Economics)II
24 pages
D-2009 EconomicsIII
40 pages
J-2012_Economics paper 2
16 pages
June-2012 (Economics) paper 3
24 pages
J-2013-II (Economics)
16 pages
J-2013-III (Economics)
24 pages
Practice and Mock Tests
16 attachments • 11 hrs
Practice Test 1
Practice Test 2
Practice Test 3
Practice Test 4
Practice Test 5
Practice Test 6
Practice Test 7
Practice Test 8
Practice Test 9
Practice Test 10
Practice Test 11
Mock Test 1
Mock Test 2
Mock Test 3
Mock Test 4
Mock Test 5
All India Mock Test (Economics)
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