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If you want to study MA Economics at top Central Universities, you need a solid plan and the right support. The CUET PG Economics exam covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, and mathematical economics, so a deep understanding of these subjects is important. Choosing the right coaching can make a big difference in your results and help you get into universities like JNU, Delhi University, Banaras Hindu University, and others.​ Why Choose ArthaPoint for CUET PG Econ

The Joint Admission Test for Master's (IIT JAM) Economics is now the main way to enter top IIT master's programs in economics. To get into these leading institutes, you need a strong understanding of the IIT JAM Economics syllabus . Since Economics was added to the JAM exam in 2021, students have more chances to study advanced economics at India's best technical institutes.​ Understanding the IIT JAM Economics Syllabus Structure​ The IIT JAM economics syllabus has five main s

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CUET PG Economics Coaching at ArthaPoint is designed to help you prepare in a smart, structured, and exam-focused way. With expert guidance, clear strategy, and the right practice, your CUET PG Economics Preparation becomes more confident and effective.​ ​ Why Choose ArthaPoint for CUET PG Economics Coaching​ ​ ArthaPoint is a dedicated platform for economics exams and offers a specialised CUET PG Economics Coaching course. The program covers the complete CUET PG Economics s

Common University Entrance Test [CUET (PG)-2026] Registration for Admission to Postgraduate Programmes is officially underway! It is your chance to secure a seat into Central Universities and other Participating Universities, Institutions, Organizations, and Autonomous Colleges. The National Testing Agency (NTA), on its official website exams.nta.nic.in, has started accepting online application forms from 14 December 2025. The last day of form submission is 14 January 2026

What is GDP? GDP (Gross Domestic Product)  is the total monetary value of all final goods and services  produced within a country’s borders  in a given time period (usually a year or a quarter). Types of GDP Type of GDP Meaning Nominal GDP Measured at current prices (includes inflation) Real GDP Adjusted for inflation → better indicator of growth GDP per capita GDP ÷ population → shows average income level 5 important MCQs on GDP MCQ 1 GDP includes: a) Value of final goods an

A Simple, Real-World Guide for Sem 5 Economic Growth and Business Cycles Students You’ve probably heard people talk about GDP going up or down, right?Headlines screaming — “India’s growth slows!”  or “The economy rebounds strongly!” But what do these swings actually mean?Why does growth go up for a few years and then suddenly dip?And more importantly — what does it have to do with what you’re studying in Sem 5 Economic Growth and Business Cycles ? Here’s a little secret:What

Let’s Just Be Honest for a Minute Preparing for GATE Economics isn’t easy.Some days you’re confident, other days you feel completely lost. You go through the notes again and again, but that small doubt keeps creeping back — “Am I really ready for this exam?” I’ve been there. Almost everyone who’s prepared for GATE has been there.The truth is, you can study for hours every day, read every topic, and still not feel sure — because reading and practicing are two different things.

When I first started thinking about ISI’s MSQE program, I didn’t realize how different it was from everything else out there.People told me it was hard — but I didn’t really understand how  hard until I tried studying for it myself. ISI MSQE isn’t just another economics entrance exam.It ’s part math, part economics, and part something you can’t quite define — a way of thinking, almost. You can’t prepare for it by memorizing formulas or revising notes over and over again.You

Let’s Talk Straight If you’re preparing for MSE Economics, you already know — it’s tough.Not because the syllabus is impossible, but because it demands a level of understanding  that most of us were never really trained for. You can memorize everything — every model, every graph, every equation — and still find yourself staring blankly at the paper.I’ve seen this happen so many times. It’s not about how much you’ve studied. It’s about whether you really get it. That’s the par

Every IES aspirant knows this moment — when you open the syllabus, look at the past year papers, and think, “There’s just too much to study.” We’ve all been there. But what if I told you there’s one single source that quietly holds the key to half your preparation — a source that gives you real data, policy insights, and the kind of context that UPSC loves? That’s right — I’m talking about India’s Economic Survey . Wait… Is the Economic Survey Really That Important for IES? L

There’s a small textile unit in Tiruppur.The owner wakes up early, checks his email, and frowns. Another buyer from Europe has canceled an order — no explanation, just a polite “due to global conditions.” He sighs. “Global conditions” has become a convenient way to describe a thousand things that are out of his hands — tariffs, inflation, supply chain hiccups, container shortages, even politics. The funny thing is, he’s never been to the U.S. or China. But when they fight, hi

Oil: The Invisible Hand Behind Everyday Prices You probably don’t think about oil until it hits your wallet.The price at the petrol pump rises, and suddenly everyone’s talking about “global crude.” But oil is far more than a fuel issue. It quietly decides how much food costs, how fast the rupee falls, and even how the government manages its finances. It’s strange, isn’t it? A barrel of crude in the Gulf of Mexico can end up deciding how much you pay for groceries in India. An

It’s Not Just a Syllabus. It’s the Story of India. Let’s be honest — when you first see the GATE Economics syllabus, it looks intimidating.Pages of topics. Dozens of theories. So many models and equations. You scroll through it and think, “How am I ever going to finish all this?” But here’s the thing — if you look beyond the jargon, beyond the heavy words — you’ll see that every topic connects to something real happening in India right now. The syllabus isn’t random. It’s bas

Everyone Starts Somewhere If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve already dreamt of walking through the gates of the Indian Statistical Institute someday.Maybe you’ve seen students posting their ISI admit cards online, maybe you’ve whispered to yourself, “Someday, that’ll be me.” It’s a powerful dream — and not an easy one.The ISI MSQE (Master of Science in Quantitative Economics) entrance exam is tough, competitive, and honestly… humbling. But here’s what I’ve learned, bo

Let’s be real for a second—math scares people.It ’s not that it’s impossible; it’s that numbers feel distant, cold, and full of hidden rules. But here’s the twist: once you use math to explain economics, it stops being cold. It becomes alive, logical, even elegant. That’s exactly what the Sem 2 Intermediate Mathematical Methods for Economics  course helps you see.It doesn’t treat equations like hurdles. It turns them into stepping stones—each one showing you how people, mark

If you’re chasing the IIT JAM Economics dream, you already know it’s not simple.Long nights. Piles of notes. That constant feeling of “Am I doing enough?” — yeah, it’s all part of it. But here’s what separates the ones who clear it  from the ones who almost  do — practice that feels real. Not just reading. Not just revising. Real, timed, focused practice. And that’s exactly what the IIT JAM Economics Mock Test Series  from ArthaPoint is made for.It ’s not another set of rando

The Moment You Realize Studying Isn’t Enough Everyone who prepares for GATE Economics studies seriously.You make notes, revise, highlight, and practice. You do everything right — or so it seems. Then the exam paper arrives.And suddenly, you’re not sure anymore. The question looks familiar but not quite the same. Your mind hesitates. That’s when it hits you — studying wasn’t the problem. Thinking under pressure  was. Analytical ability isn’t built from textbooks alone.It ’s s

Introduction: The Overlooked Shortcut to Top Scores Every year, thousands of students prepare for CUET PG Economics with high hopes.Some study all night. Others read every textbook they can find. Yet, when the results come out, only a few make it to the top bracket. What specifically are they doing differently, then? You might be surprised to learn that they study smarter, not more. Their key is found in past year papers, which are straightforward yet highly powerful. Those p

Let’s be real for a moment. Preparing for CUET PG Economics can feel heavy. You go through chapter after chapter, you make notes, you underline everything important — and yet, when you sit with a question, your mind goes blank. It’s frustrating, right? That’s because reading and understanding aren’t the same thing. You can read a topic ten times and still not own  it. Real understanding only shows up when you start applying what you’ve read. And the easiest way to do that is