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Admission to B.Sc. (Hons.) Program, 2027-2028 offered by The School of Liberal Studies and Media

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University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES)
Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Admission to B.Sc. (Hons.) Program, 2027-2028
offered by The School of Liberal Studies and Media

The School of Liberal Studies and Media is proud to offer an exceptional and highly distinguished B.Sc. Hons. program in Economics with Data Science, Economics and Finance, and Psychology and Behaviour. With an unparalleled reputation, this flagship program provides students with an unrivalled foundation in Economics, Data Science, Finance, Psychology and Behaviour.

Specialisations
B.Sc. Hons. offered by the School of Liberal Studies and Media has three different specialisations: We offer the following full-time 3+1 years undergraduate program under B.Sc. (Hons.).
  • Economics with Data Science
    Economics pervades every aspect of our life be it making decisions on the amount of tax a polluting firm must pay or maximizing the welfare of society. The Economics and Data Science program at UPES embodies transdisciplinary learning and experiential pedagogy. We use real-life examples to bring the classroom to life. For example, students are asked to investigate how rents change because of distance from the university. In a world increasingly driven by data subjects like microeconomics, data science gives our students the edge to address the world’s pressing concerns.

    Transdisciplinary Learning
    Economics delves into every aspect of our life, be it behaviour, sustainability or development, hence we provide students with a wide variety of courses to choose from. From courses such as Environmental Economics and Development Economics to Experimental Economics, students are free to choose according to their interests. Additionally, our faculty is also involved in transdisciplinary research. For example, our faculty are involved in research in the economics of waste, designing interventions to promote pro-environment behaviour which combines psychology and economics. Such on-site experiences of faculty keep the students abreast with the latest research and innovations in the field.

    Experiential Pedagogy
    We believe that students understand better when they apply the concepts in real life. Each course in our programme engages students actively. For instance, students are engaged in paper presentations which takes learning beyond books. Additionally, students also work closely on their projects/ research papers with faculty members which helps foster analytical skills, essential for working with data. For instance, students use real-world data ranging from tourism, markets, and crime for their term papers.

    Global Exposure
    Lectures by distinguished experts, international student exchange and global collaborative research, is a hallmarks of our programme. These collaborations provide a platform for students to share and gain experiences. Our faculty members have international grants and collaborators who bring their global experience to the classroom. Our international collaborations provide a platform for students to immerse themselves in research with foreign collaborators.

    Faculty from Renowned Institutions
    Our faculty members hail from prestigious universities like Cornell University, Delhi University, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, and Visva-Bharati (Central) University bringing a wealth of expertise and insights to the classroom. Their guidance empowers students to delve into cutting-edge research and innovative practices. In essence, the Economics with Data Science programme blends academic rigour with hands-on data analysis.
    Click here for detailed Fee Structure.
    Semester 1
    Course Category
    Data in Social Sciences and Humanities Core
    Ideas of India Core
    Gender and Society Core
    Environmental Studies Core
    Managing Self Core
    Calculus I Core
    Principles of Economics Core
    Semester 2
    Course Category
    Linear Algebra Core
    Probability and Statistics Core
    Macroeconomics I Core
    Calculus II  Core
    Introduction to Programming: Data Analysis in Python Core
    Time & Priority Management Core
    Semester 3
    Course CREDITS
    Macroeconomics II Core
    Intermediate Microeconomics Core
    Econometrics I Core
    Data Structures and Algorithms 
    and Database Management
    Core
    Exploratory 1 Exploratory
    Exploratory 2 Exploratory
    Communication Skills (Oral) Core
    Social Internship Internship
    Semester 4
    Course Category
    Econometrics II Core
    Probability and Statistics II Core
    Communication Skills (Written) Core
    Exploratory 3 Exploratory
    Exploratory 4 Exploratory
    Open Elective Elective
    Environmental Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete
    7 Credits
    Development Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Health Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete
    7 Credits
    Experimental Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any OtherElective to Complete
    7 Credits
    Development Economics II Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete
    7 Credits
    Game theory Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Behavioural Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    International Macroeconomics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Welfare Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any OthervElective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Public Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    International Finance and 
    Risk Management
    Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Operations Research Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Economics of Network Choose Any Open Elective or  
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Introduction to Stochastic Process Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Macroeconomics III Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    7 Credits
    Semester 5
    Course Category
    Time Series Core
    Economics with Data Science 
    track Elective (Core Elective)
    Core
    Working with People Core
    Technologies of the Future Core
    Exploratory 5 Exploratory
    Exploratory 6* Exploratory (Optional)
    Open Elective Elective
    Environmental Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Development Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Health Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Experimental Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Development Economics II Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Game theory Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Behavioural Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    International Macroeconomics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Welfare Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Public Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    International Finance and Risk 
    Management
    Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Operations Research Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Economics of Network Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Introduction to Stochastic Process Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Macroeconomics III Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Semester 6
    Course Category
    Introduction to Machine Learning Core
    Economics with Data Science 
    track Elective (Core Elective)
    Core
    Deepening Self Core
    Sampling Techniques Core
    Exploratory 7 Exploratory
    Exploratory 8* Exploratory (Optional)
    Open Elective Elective
    Environmental Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Development Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Health Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Experimental Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Development Economics II Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Game theory Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Behavioural Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    International Macroeconomics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Welfare Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Public Economics Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    International Finance and 
    Risk Management
    Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Operations Research Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Economics of Network Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Introduction to Stochastic  
    Process
    Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Macroeconomics III Choose Any Open Elective or 
    Any Other Elective to Complete 
    4 Credits
    Semester 7
    Course Category
    Handling Big Data Project Core
    Internship Internship
    Semester 8
    Course Category
    Dissertation Dissertation
    • Minimum 50% marks in Class X and XII.
    • Mathematics/Economics in 12th will be preferred, only applicable for B.Sc. (H) Economics with Data Science/ B.Sc. (H) Economics with Finance Program. Students with non-mathematics background will undergo Remedial Mathematics module in Semester 1.
    Personal Interview / SAT / International Baccalaureate (IB) / Cambridge International Education (CIE)/CUET
    Know more...
  • Economics and Finance
    The B.Sc. in Economics and Finance program at UPES is designed to offer students the opportunity to master economic theory and financial principles. The coursework focuses on project-based learning where economics and financial models are explained using real-world data and case studies. The economics and finance core courses are designed to build a strong theoretical foundation in the subjects, along with analytical tools and quantitative skills. A team of dedicated faculty leads the program from the best institutions in the world and provides individual guidance to students to excel in the program.

    Transdisciplinary Learning
    What sets our program apart is its emphasis on transdisciplinary learning, where students are encouraged to draw connections between economics and finance and explore the interactions between these disciplines. For example, students are thoroughly trained to apply economic theories to analyze the behaviour of financial markets and to use econometrics models for financial forecasting. Similarly, students exploring courses on artificial intelligence may use their programming skills to develop cutting-edge algorithms for financial analysis.

    Experiential Pedagogy
    The program curriculum has a strong focus on student learning beyond traditional lectures. Case studies and simulations are one of the primary pedagogy tools where students are presented with real-world financial problems faced by listed companies and organizations, allowing them to apply theoretical concepts to practical situations. The curriculum focuses on project-based assessment of students. Through individual projects, students analyze financial data, make decisions, and present their findings in the form of a report. The projects allow students to apply their learning in a practical context and develop analytical and problem-solving skills. We have a Data Lab equipped with state-of-the-art statistical software and financial applications. Students use their time outside the classroom to develop the expertise to use these applications for their projects. In addition, the program encourages students to attend national and international conferences and workshops where they can learn about the latest developments in the fields of economics and finance. Additional emphasis is given in developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills so that students are successful in a wide range of professional positions.

    Global Exposure
    The B.Sc. program provides students with unparalleled global exposure and opportunities for cross-cultural learning. Students have the chance to broaden their outlook and enhance their undergraduate experience through our semester exchange and semester abroad programs at prestigious institutions such as the University of Bologna in Italy, the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, the University of Warsaw in Poland, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in South Korea, HEIP: School of International and Political Studies in France, or University of California, Berkeley.

    Faculty from Renowned Institutions
    The B.Sc. program is led by a team of distinguished faculty from leading universities in India and abroad. Their diverse academic background and research interests complement the hands-on experiential learning focus of the program. Their dedication towards excellence in teaching and research ensures that our students receive the best training towards their degrees. The faculty provides individual guidance and mentorship to each student and prepares them to have a successful career in professional positions.
    Click here for detailed Fee Structure.
    Semester 1
    Course Category
    Data in Social Sciences and Humanities Core
    Ideas of India Core
    Gender and Society Core
    Environmental Studies Core
    Managing Self Core
    Calculus I Core
    Principles of Economics Core
    Semester 2
    Course Category
    Linear Algebra Core
    Probability and Statistics Core
    Macroeconomics I Core
    Calculus II Core
    Introduction to Programming: 
    Data Analysis in Python
    Core
    Time & Priority Management Core
    Semester 3
    Course Category
    Macroeconomics II Core
    Intermediate Microeconomics Core
    Econometrics I Core
    Introduction to Finance Core
    Exploratory 1 Exploratory
    Exploratory 2 Exploratory
    Communication Skills (Oral) Core
    Social Internship Internship
    Semester 4
    Course Category
    Econometrics II Core
    Financial Economics Core
    Communication Skills (Written) Core
    Exploratory 3 Exploratory
    Exploratory 4 Exploratory
    Open Elective Elective
    Environmental Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Development Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Health Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Experimental Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Development Economics II Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Game theory Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Behavioural Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    International Macroeconomics Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Welfare Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Public Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    International Finance and 
    Risk Management
    Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Operations Research Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Economics of Network Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Introduction to Stochastic 
    Process
    Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Macroeconomics III Choose Any Open Elective or any other
    elective to complete 6 credits
    Semester 5
    Course Category
    Financial Econometrics Core
    Economics with Finance track 
    Elective (Core Elective)
    Core
    Working with People Core
    Technologies of the Future Core
    Exploratory 5 Exploratory
    Exploratory 6* Exploratory (Optional)
    Open Elective Elective
    Environmental Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or any
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Development Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Health Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Experimental Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Development Economics II Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Game theory Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Behavioural Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    International Macroeconomics Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Welfare Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Public Economics Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    International Finance and Risk 
    Management
    Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Operations Research Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Economics of Network Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Introduction to Stochastic 
    Process
    Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Macroeconomics III Choose Any Open Elective or any 
    other elective to Complete 5 Credits
    Semester 6
    Course Category
    Advanced Corporate Finance Core
    Economics and Finance track 
    Elective (Core Elective)
    Core
    Deepening Self Core
    Sampling Techniques Core
    Exploratory 7 Exploratory
    Exploratory 8* Exploratory (Optional)
    Open Elective Program Specific Elective
    Environmental Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Development Economics I Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Health Economics Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Experimental Economics Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Development Economics II Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Game theory Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Behavioural Economics Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    International Macroeconomics Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Welfare Economics Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Public Economics Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    International Finance and 
    Risk Management
    Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Operations Research Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Economics of Network Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Introduction to Stochastic 
    Process
    Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Macroeconomics III Choose Any Open Elective or Any 
    Other Elective to Complete 4 Credits
    Semester 7
    Course Category
    Handling Financial Data Project Core
    Internship Internship
    Semester 8
    Course Category
    Dissertation  Dissertation
    The minimum eligibility criteria for B.Sc. in Economics and Finance to be fulfilled by interested students are as follows
    • Minimum 50% marks in Class X and XII.
    • Mathematics/Economics in 12th will be preferred, only applicable for B.Sc. (H) Economics with Data Science/ B.Sc. (H) Economics with Finance Program. Students with non-mathematics background will undergo Remedial Mathematics module in Semester 1.
    Personal Interview / SAT / International Baccalaureate (IB) / Cambridge International Education (CIE) / CUET.
    Know more...
  • Psychology and Behaviour
    In the dynamic landscape of psychology, the Psychology and Behaviour programme at our institution stands out as a beacon of transdisciplinary learning and experiential pedagogy. Designed to cultivate a deep understanding of human cognition and behaviour, this programme is meticulously designed to integrate theory with practical applications, empowering and equipping our graduates to adeptly navigate the complexities of real-world scenarios.

    Transdisciplinary Learning
    For each course in our programme there lies a commitment to transdisciplinary learning. Recognizing that psychology intersects with various disciplines, we provide students with a rich repertoire of bsc psychology courses & subjects to choose from. From exploring brain anatomy to delving into mental health conditions, students approach diverse topics through a transdisciplinary lens. For instance, students delve into podcasts that dissect a myriad of concepts, offering a nuanced understanding of how biological and environmental factors shape behaviour.

    Experiential Pedagogy
    Central to our educational philosophy is the belief in learning by doing. We firmly believe that true understanding and appreciation of psychological concepts arise from practical application. Each course in our programme includes a practical component designed to engage students actively. For instance, students engage in creating visually captivating posters. These posters not only serve as educational tools but also ignite meaningful conversations within the community, showcasing the creativity and academic rigour of our students. Additionally, students observe master therapists in action, participate in role-plays, and conduct mock counselling sessions. This immersive experience, complemented by faculty mentorship, equips students with the skills needed for real-world practice.

    Global Exposure
    In an increasingly interconnected world, exposure to diverse perspectives is invaluable. Our programme transcends borders, drawing on global insights to enrich the learning journey. Through active involvement in seminars and workshops led by distinguished experts, students gain a broader understanding of cultural nuances in psychology. This global exposure fosters a mindset essential for today's professionals navigating diverse environments.

    Faculty from Renowned Institutions
    Our faculty members hail from prestigious universities worldwide, bringing a wealth of expertise and insights to the classroom. Their guidance empowers students to delve into cutting-edge research and innovative practices.

    Beyond the confines of the classroom, our students are catalysts for change, advocating for mental health awareness. The biannual newsletter, "Mental Health Matters," led by our undergraduate students, serves as a platform to raise awareness about mental health concerns. This initiative underscores our commitment not only to academic excellence but also to social responsibility.

    In essence, the Psychology and Behaviour programme transcends conventional boundaries, seamlessly blending rigorous academics with practical experiences. Through transdisciplinary learning, experiential pedagogy, global exposure, and mentorship from distinguished faculty, our students emerge as empathetic, skilled professionals poised to make a meaningful impact in the ever-evolving field of psychology.
    Click here for detailed Fee Structure.
    Semester 1
    Course Category
    Data in Social Sciences and Humanities Core
    Ideas of India Core
    Gender and Society Core
    Environmental Studies Core
    Managing Self Core
    Foundations of Psychology-I Core
    Brain and Behaviour Core
    Semester 2
    Course Category
    Statistical Methods in Psychology-I Core
    Foundations of Psychology-II Core
    Systems in Psychology Core
    Theories of Personality Core
    Time & Priority Management Core
    Lifespan Development Core
    Psychology Lab Core
    Semester 3
    Course Credits
    Statistical Methods in Psychology-II Core
    Social Psychology Core
    Research Methods in Psychology Core
    Communication Skills (Oral) Core
    Introduction to Cognitive Science Core
    Exploratory 1 Exploratory
    Exploratory 2 Exploratory
    Social Internship Internship
    Elective Elective
    Mindfulness Based Practices for Well-being Choose Any Two Elective
    Sports Psychology Choose Any Two Elective
    Psychology of Technology Choose Any Two Elective
    Semester 4
    Course Category
    Applied Social Psychology Core
    Counselling Psychology Core
    Psychological Assessment Core
    Qualitative Research Methods Core
    Communication Skills (Written) Core
    Exploratory 3 Exploratory
    Exploratory 4 Exploratory
    Elective Elective
    Psychology and Education Choose Any One Elective
    Nutrition Psychology Choose Any One Elective
    Environmental Psychology Choose Any One Elective
    Semester 5
    Course Category
    Psychopathology-I Core
    Organizational Behaviour Core
    Cognitive Neuropsychology Core
    Working with People Core
    Technologies of the Future Core
    Quantitative Research Methods Core
    Exploratory 5 Exploratory
    Exploratory 6* Exploratory (Optional)
    Elective Elective
    Positive Psychology Choose Any one Elective
    Psychology of Gender and Sexuality Choose Any one Elective
    Semester 6
    Course Category
    Psychopathology-II Core
    Writing The Research Protocol Core
    Ethics in Research Core
    Deepening Self Core
    Exploratory 7 Exploratory
    Exploratory 8* Exploratory (Optional)
    Core Elective 1 Core Elective
    Human Resource Management Choose Anyone from Core 
    Elective 1
    Counselling And Psychotherapy Choose Anyone from Core 
    Elective 1
    Evolutionary Neuropsychology Choose Anyone from Core 
    Elective 1
    Core Elective 2 Core Elective
    Social Justice Considerations in Counselling Choose Anyone from Core
    Elective 2
    Managing Conflicts in Organizations Choose Anyone from Core
    Elective 2
    Techniques in Neuropsychology Choose Anyone from Core
    Elective 2
    Elective Elective
    User Experience Research Choose Any one Elective
    Cultural and Indigenous Psychology Choose Any one Elective
    Semester 7
    Course Category
    Research Proposal Core
    Internship Internship
    Introduction to R Core
    Psychology of Ageing Well Elective | Choose any 2 out of 3 PSE
    Community Psychology Elective | Choose any 2 out of 3 PSE
    Psychology of Addiction Elective | Choose any 2 out of 3 PSE
    Semester 8
    Course Credits
    Dissertation Dissertation
    Elective 1 Elective
    Psychology of Disability Choose Any one From Elective 1
    Stereotype, Prejudice and Discrimination Choose Any one From Elective 1
    Elective 2 Elective
    Forensic Psychology Choose Any one From Elective 2
    Health Psychology Choose Any one From Elective 2
    The minimum eligibility criteria for Psychology and Behaviour to be fulfilled by interested students are as follows:
    • 50% in 10th & 12th in any stream
    Personal Interview / SAT / International Baccalaureate (IB) / Cambridge International Education (CIE) / CUET.
    Know more...
Eligibility Criteria
  • 50% marks in class 10th & 12th (Any Stream).
  • For B.Sc. (Hons.) Liberal Studies and Media.
  • Maths / Economics / Political Science in class 12th will be preferred.
  • Non-Mathematics background students will undergo the Remedial Mathematics module in Semester 1.
Selection Criteria
  • Personal Interview / SAT / International Baccalaureate (IB) / Cambridge International Education (CIE) / CUET.
Program Fee Structure
B.Sc. (Hons.) - Economics with Data Science / Psychology and Behaviour / Economics and Finance (3+1)*
Category Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 7 Semester 8
Tuition Fee Rs. 1,07,900/- Rs. 1,07,900/- Rs. 1,15,900/- Rs. 1,15,900/- Rs. 1,25,900/- Rs. 1,25,900/- Rs. 1,36,900/- Rs. 1,36,900/-
Academic Service Fee Rs. 36,000/- Rs. 36,000/- Rs. 38,000/- Rs. 38,000/- Rs. 42,000/- Rs. 42,000/- Rs. 45,000/- Rs. 45,000/-
Total Rs. 1,43,900/- Rs. 1,43,900/- Rs. 1,53,900/- Rs. 1,53,900/- Rs. 1,67,900/- Rs. 1,67,900/- Rs. 1,81,900/- Rs. 1,81,900/-
Other Fees
  • Training & Certification Fee
  • Personality Development Courses Fee
  • Refundable Security
  • Levies And Taxes
  • Convocation Fee
  • Alumni Fee
  • Technology Fee
  • Medical Insurance Fee
  • I-Card Fee 
  • Transportation Facility
  • Consumable Fee
  • Hostel Facility
Other Fees Global Program Fee

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