Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP), one of the twelve schools in the University, engages with th e contemporary policy environment, which demands new imaginations, methodologies, and revitalized ethics. Through national and international collaborations, JSGP promotes interdisciplinary studies, teaching and research programmes, and strives to develop a comparative perspective on local and global policy issues.
JSGP offers students a well-rounded education and exposes them to the field in both rural and urban contexts and the institutional mechanisms of governance. JSGP regularly invites academicians, activists, senior officials, politicians, NGOworkers, policymakers from the United Nations (UN) and other international organizations to deliver lectures and interact with students and faculty members.
The JSGP undergraduate degrees in Economics are versatile and can lead to various employment choices while providing a student with vital skills for understanding and influencing economic outcomes. Programme graduates would be able to understand the interplay between economy, society and politics; evaluate economic problems through the lens of a global perspective while taking a local approach to solving them.
Students can pursue either a B.A. (Hons) or a B.Sc. (Hons) as a 4-year degree programme with or without research. The first year is foundational for both programmes and is the same for students from both streams. Students in their second year take some common courses and remaining courses from their respective streams. During the next two years, students read a mix of core and elective courses related to their chosen programmes. Both programmes offer Honours with Research as per the National Education Policy 2020.
A Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Economics has a bit more emphasis on understanding economics analytically, mathematically, and empirically, while a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics provides a bit more practical, and analytical knowledge and cutting-edge tools that allow students to focus on global issues related to economics, business and policymaking. Both programmes provide a firm foundation in economic theories, econometric models, and ideas, enabling students to analyse and comprehend economic data and trends. Graduates of both B.Sc./B.A. work in finance, banking, consulting, government, research, think tanks, and other fields.
Semester Exchange I Study Abroad Programme I Dual Degree Programme I Summer School
Students gain professional experience through 4-8 week summer internships supported by the Office of Career Services (OCS), often leading to placements at prestigious organizations.
Successful completion of the Class 12 examination in any Stream from an
Indian or Recognized international board (CBSE | ISE | State Board
|Cambridge | IB | NIOS)
(Please note꞉ For IB, a student must secure a diploma, and for Cambridge,
a minimum of 24 credits is mandatory)
Applicants are selected through a holistic admissions process conducted over three rounds based on a personal statement, supplemental application, Class X and XII grade marks, personal interview, and Jindal Scholastic Aptitude Test (JSAT) or equivalent (SAT/ACT & CUET) score.
Accommodation Charges | 2,16,000 per annum |
Other Allied Service Charges
(Other services including but not limited to Food, Laundry,
Security Services, House-keeping Charges, Electricity etc.) |
1,19,000 per annum |
Refundable Security Deposit* At the time of Joining | 50,000 One-Time |