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The Master of Arts in Energy Economics or M.A. in Energy Economics is a postgraduate degree that is offered by Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Science, Banaras Hindu University. The course is 2 years of duration. Admission in M.A. in Energy Economics is based on the BHU-PET marks. If you are willing to pursue this masters degree from Banaras Hindu University, then you are at the right page. Get complete information about M.A. in Energy Economics course on this page including about the course, procedure of admission, eligibility, availability of seats and much more information. Just keep scrolling.
Admission is given to the students on the basis of BHU-PET marks. The qualifying students are required to clear a counselling round which is done only when they have passed their entrance examination.
Course Highlights
| Course | M.A. in Energy Economics |
| Duration | 2 Years |
| Eligibility | 10+2+3 |
| Course Level | Postgraduate |
| Course Type | Regular (full-time) |
| Location | Department of Economics |
| Faculty | Faculty of Social Science |
| University | Banaras Hindu University |
| No. of seats | Min: 05 & Max: 62 |
| Admission Procedure | On the basis of BHU-PET |
| Course Code | 709 |
Eligibility
- Graduates with minimum 50% of marks from BA. (Economics), BA (Hons) Economics, B.Com, B.Tech and MBA are eligible for admission into this course. However, since the course is mathematics oriented and use higher mathematics, candidates desirous of admission into it are required to have Mathematics as a subject at Senior Secondary School.
What is M.A. in Energy Economics all about?
The aim of the Masters in Energy Economics programme is to prepare the students for managerial, advisory and academic position in the energy sector. The programme aims to provide an intellectually challenging academic programme which will strengthen the ability of students to analyse, synthesise and evaluate key theoretical concepts and practical applications in energy with emphasis on the economic dimensions of the subject. Since the
world’s long term economic development depends on the existence of efficient, innovative and creative energy industries individuals who possess sound knowledge on various aspects like economic, commercial, technical, management and environmental aspects will be of high demand and cater to the need of both at national and international level.
What are the stages covered in BHU-PET?
Before appearing for the M.A. in Energy Economics, the candidates should know all the details about the steps involved in the entrance exam. Keep the following steps in mind:
- BHU PET Registration and Application Process
- Procedure for filling the application form of BHU-PET
- BHU PET Admit Card released
- BHU PET Entrance Exam
- BHU PET Results Announced
- Counselling and seat allocation process of BHU PET
- BHU PET admission process
M.A. in Energy economics application form
For seeking admission into M.A. in Energy Economics course from Banaras Hindu University, candidates need to follow the given prescribed set of procedures of BHU which starts from –
- FILLING UP OF FORM- First and primary step to get admission is filling the form issued by BHU and available at official website in the month of January – February, every year. (bhuonline.in)
- ENTRANCE TEST- After that entrance examination is conducted by BHU across India at different centres either online or offline (majorly online). Of which candidates can download their admit card one week prior to the scheduled date from their portal on the official website.
- COUNSELING- Once after completion of test, counselling process starts based on the merit list of marks/ ranking that a candidate secured in the entrance test (BHU-PET).
- Around 2-3 times students are called in respect of available seats for this process. For e.x. if a course has 10 seats, around 20- 30 candidates are called for counselling in respect of course and available seats. The call letter is uploaded on their portal.
- At last, the final result is declared and allotment of college is made as per the preference of candidates for subjects and availability of seats.
Availability of Seats
M.A. in Energy Economics course is a postgraduate course offered by the Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Science, Banaras Hindu University.
| Location | Number of Seats (Min) | Number of Seats (Max) |
| Department of Economics | 05 | 62 |
Course fees
Rs. 60,000 per annum
Application fees
| Category | Amount (in Rs.) |
| SC/ST/PwD | 300 |
| Others | 600 |
M.A. in Energy Economics Exam Pattern
It should be noted that the M.A. in Energy Economics exam is conducted in online mode. Candidates can select the preferred mode while filling the BHU-PET application form.
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BHU-PET (M.A. in Energy Economics) |
Details |
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Exam mode |
Offline or Online |
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Test level |
10+2+3 or equivalent |
|
Total marks |
360 |
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No. of questions |
120 |
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Type of questions |
MCQs |
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Duration |
2 hours |
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Topics covered in the exam |
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Course Curriculum
| Sl. No. | Course Number | Course Title |
| Semester-I | ||
| 1 | MEE-101 | Microeconomics |
| 2 | MEE-102 | Energy Economics |
| 3 | MEE-103 | Environmental Economics |
| 4 | MEE-104 | Mathematical Economics |
| 5 | MEE-105 | Applied Statistics |
| Semester-II | ||
| 1 | MEE-201 | Macroeconomics |
| 2 | MEE-202 | Basic and Applied Econometrics |
| 3 | MEE-203 | Advanced Resource Economics |
| 4 | MEE-204 | Investment and Portfolio Management |
| 5 | MEE-205 | Advanced Mining and Evaluation |
| Semester-III | ||
| 1 | MEE-301 | Operations Research |
| 2 | MEE-302 | Research Methods for Energy Analysis |
| 3 | MEE-303 | International Trade in Energy resources |
| 4 | MEE-304 | Energy, Economics and Society |
| 5 | MEE-305 | Accounting and Finance |
| Semester-IV | ||
| 1 | MEE-401 | Economic Evaluation |
| 2 | MEE-402 | Management of Technology for Energy |
| 3 | MEE-403 | International Business Strategy and Energy Sector |
| 4 | MEE-404 | Energy, Climate Change and Global Politics |
| 5 | MEE-405 | Field Work-based Dissertation |
How is this course beneficial?
At the end of the course, the student will have a better understanding of the functioning of international energy markets, developed tools and techniques to learn more and analyze even beyond the course. The students will be able:
- To master theoretical models relating to energy markets, energy regulation and policy, environmental issues, risk management, energy and the economy, energy sustainability be able to work out quantitative examples and use computer applications and skill to increase intuitive understanding of theoretical models.
- To understand the economic principles developed in the models.
- To understand how models can be used for forecasting, policy analysis and project evaluation.
- To have an understanding of terminology along with key drivers and interactions in energy markets.
- To be able to acquire and use information in major international energy databases.
- To be familiar with important institutions, technologies, concepts, and public policy issues.
- To think critically and recognize energy myths and misconceptions.
Job Opportunities
- Private banks
- Business Journal
- Energy Research Organisation
- Consultancy Firms
- Academic Institutions
Job Types
- Actuarial Analyst
- Data Analyst
- Research Analyst
- Economist
- Financial Risk Analyst
- Forensic Accountant
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