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Economics as optional

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  • edited March 2014
    On a separate note, how has economics as an optional fared for all this year? Looks like good?
  • edited March 2014
    Thanks. Yes, the subject seems deceptively enticing and I think there is not enough time left to attain mastery.
    The only trouble is that I have lost whatever little affinity I had for sociology and can't get myself to reopen my notes. Also, I do feel there is some use in studying economics career wise too. I had made up my mind to join JNU with economics this year, just as a safety net, and ace UPSC! Wishful thinking, it seems. I guess I will have to settle for sociology this time round and study economics with an IGNOU course this summer; it's all too confusing.
  • i gave this years mains with Economics, couldnt clear. i was a non- economics student. i think you will have to put a lot of effort for paper 1. it is very tough. i will leave economics this year
  • Hey guys what happened in exam? I'm preparing fo 15 and thinking to opt economics as an optional. So pls share your experiences...
    thanks
  • Looks like we have company can ny 1 suggest microeco book to start with
  • Abdullok, i just want to tell you , dnt get frustrated if u dnt get success in first attempt, i think instead of changing optional u can study for next atempt as u r familiar with subject it vl b easy to get good hold on subject ,u can refer standard books, i heard there are few coaching in delhi for eco optional, raus ias provide material, brilliant tutorial provide notes i think they are good
  • Abdullok, i just want to tell you , dnt get frustrated if u dnt get success in first attempt, i think instead of changing optional u can study for next atempt as u r familiar with subject it vl b easy to get good hold on subject ,u can refer standard books, i heard there are few coaching in delhi for eco optional, raus ias provide material, brilliant tutorial provide notes i think they are good
  • @attaboyankit
    I am not quite sure of this. Given the pattern of the exam this time, I have doubts if any non-DU student can comfortably attempt Paper 1. I would definitely not recommend any non-eco person to go for economics as an optional.
    DU people always struggle to score well in paper 1 :) too much to unlearn!
  • @attaboyankit
    I am not quite sure of this. Given the pattern of the exam this time, I have doubts if any non-DU student can comfortably attempt Paper 1. I would definitely not recommend any non-eco person to go for economics as an optional.
    DU people always struggle to score well in paper 1 :) too much to unlearn!
    This year paper1 marks surely upscaled otherwise if copy would have been checked on GS pattern getting passing marks was difficult
  • Hi All,

    I have full syllabus material for Economics optional of the following:

    1) Rau's IAS
    2) Brilliant Tutorials

    In addition I also have a few recommended Eco syllabus books to sell.

    I want to sell it off before end of July 2014. Buyers in Delhi-NCR will be preferred, but others who are interested can also let me know, you will have to pay postal charges as well.

    Interested people, please drop in a private message to my forumias account. Thanks!
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