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LEVEL 2 CURRICULUM

Core (Level 2)

Standard undergraduate foundation: institutional mechanics, formal definitions, and policy frameworks.
Foundation (L1)Core (L2)Intermediate (L3)Advanced (L4)
Target Audience

First-year BA, BCom, BBA, Banking & SSC CGL Aspirants

Maths Prerequisite

Simple algebra, slopes, basic equations, index numbers

Academic Approach

Mathematical foundation using algebra and geometry. Focus on market equilibria, national income accounting, and banking systems.

Core (Level 2) Topics Directory

Explore all canonical lectures classified under Core difficulty.

01
School A: Foundations and Methods

Economic Thinking and Economic Systems

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01.2.4
Module 01.2

Efficiency and equity

01.2.5
Module 01.2

Correlation, causation and counterfactuals

01.3.4
Module 01.3

Property rights, contracts and the rule of law

01.3.5
Module 01.3

Comparing systems: efficiency, equity and freedom

02
School A: Foundations and Methods

Mathematics for Economics

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02.1.3
Module 02.1

Linear and simultaneous equations

02.1.4
Module 02.1

Exponents, logarithms and log approximations

02.1.5
Module 02.1

Sequences, series and compounding

02.2.2
Module 02.2

Functions and variables

02.2.3
Module 02.2

Linear functions: slope and intercept

02.2.4
Module 02.2

Non-linear functions: quadratic, exponential, logarithmic

03
School A: Foundations and Methods

Statistics for Economics

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03.1.3
Module 03.1

Sampling methods and sampling errors

03.1.4
Module 03.1

Questionnaire and survey design

03.3.3
Module 03.3

Coefficient of variation

03.3.4
Module 03.3

Skewness and kurtosis

03.4.3
Module 03.4

Index numbers: Laspeyres, Paasche and Fisher

03.5.1
Module 03.5

Probability rules

06
School B: Microeconomics

Consumer Theory and Demand

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06.3.5
Module 06.3

Price-consumption, income-consumption and Engel curves

06.4.3
Module 06.4

Income elasticity of demand

06.4.4
Module 06.4

Cross-price elasticity of demand

06.4.5
Module 06.4

Uses of elasticity: pricing, taxation and policy

06.5.1
Module 06.5

Consumer surplus

12
School C: Macroeconomics, Money and Finance

National Income Accounting

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12.3.5
Module 12.3

Measuring the informal and non-market economy

12.4.2
Module 12.4

Purchasing power parity comparisons

12.4.3
Module 12.4

Beyond GDP: HDI and wellbeing measures

17
School C: Macroeconomics, Money and Finance

Central Banking and Monetary Policy

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17.1.3
Module 17.1

Independence and accountability

17.3.1
Module 17.3

The interest-rate channel

17.4.1
Module 17.4

Inflation targeting

34
School G: The Indian Economy

India's Monetary, Banking and Financial System

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34.1.4
Module 34.1

RBI governance and the RBI Act

34.1.5
Module 34.1

The liquidity adjustment facility

34.2.3
Module 34.2

NPAs and their resolution: SARFAESI, IBC and ARCs

34.2.4
Module 34.2

Bank consolidation

34.2.5
Module 34.2

NBFCs and housing finance companies

34.3.3
Module 34.3

The government securities market

34.3.4
Module 34.3

PFRDA and pensions

34.4.3
Module 34.4

The digital rupee

34.4.4
Module 34.4

MUDRA and SHG-bank linkage

35
School G: The Indian Economy

India's Public Finance and Fiscal Federalism

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35.1.4
Module 35.1

Central sector and centrally sponsored schemes

35.2.3
Module 35.2

Customs and excise duties

35.2.4
Module 35.2

India's tax-to-GDP ratio

35.3.3
Module 35.3

Deficit and debt trends

35.4.2
Module 35.4

Constitutional provisions on Union-State finance

35.4.3
Module 35.4

Tax devolution and grants

35.4.4
Module 35.4

State finances

35.4.5
Module 35.4

Local body finances: the 73rd and 74th Amendments

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