The Department is one of the premier institutes of the South Gujarat offering the PG and Research degrees in Economics. The PG curriculum remains updated regularly with the inclusion of the intra-disciplinary papers like Accountancy, Agri-Business, Research Methodology, Computer Applications in Economics Analysis and Indian Political System as part of the course. The department has completed over 40 research projects to date. Over 125 research students have been awarded Ph.D. and M.Phil. Degrees. The faculty of the department is involved in the research related to the cross-section and time-series data. The department has also initiated the publications of working papers in the department. To now 7 working papers have been published. This apart, Capacity building workshops and seminars for the students and the teachers in the affiliated colleges have been a regular feature for the department. Needless to say that the beneficiaries have been the students belonging to the first generation and also the teachers in the affiliated colleges.
Vision
To be an institute of Excellence in the learning and teaching of Economics through its Academics and Research.
Mission
In pursuance of its vision the mission is to enhance research and training capabilities among the scholars and teaching fraternity. This to be done through capacity building efforts by organizing seminars, workshops and conferences apart from collaborative efforts with reputed institutions.
▶ Department of Economics
Department of Economics
Veer Narmad South Gujarat University
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Objective of Program
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Program Outcome
PO1: Prepare students to develop critical thinking to carry out investigation about various socio- economic issues to bridge the gap between theory and practice. PO2: To prepare students for pursuing research or careers that provide solutions to structural, policy and sectoral architecture of the economy through analytical skills. PO3: Apply knowledge of economics to solve complex socio-economic problems of the economies and nationals by undertaking research on various social and economic issues and come out with impacting solutions and suggestions. PO4: Using various econometric and statistical models and techniques to evaluate policies implemented by the government.
Program Duration
2 years
Program Features
Economists in corporate and government
Economic advisory
Econometrician
Indian Economic or Statistical Service Examination
Planning Commisssion
RBI
National Council for Applied Economic Research
National of Public Finance and Policy
International Organizations such as the World Asian Development Bank and Internation Monetary Fund
MA Economics Semester - I ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC01
Micro Economics 1
Enable the students to CO-1: understand the determinants of demand at the individual and firm level. CO-2: Understand the meaning of economic risk and understanding. CO-3: Understand the price and output determination under various market conditions
4
CC02
Macro economics 1
Enable the Students to CO1: Understand the concepts of national income and social accounting CO2: The factors influencing the demand and supply of money CO3: Understand the macroeconomic parameters which control the economic policy making
4
CC03
Quantitative Methods for Economics
Make the students understand CO1: The importance of statistics in economics. CO2: Acquaint them with the measures of central tendency and dispersion.
4
EC01A
Industrial Economics 1
The first of the four papers on industrial Economics makes the students understand CO1: The nature and scope of Industrial Economics. CO2: Understanding the functioning of the market
4
EC01B
Agricultural Economics 1
The first of the four papers on Agricultural Economics makes the students CO1: Understand the nature and scope of agricultural economics
CO2: Enable to explain the concepts of sustainable development
CO3: Apart from the those related to production economics.
4
EC01C
Economics of Human Resources 1
The first of the four papers on the Human resources economics the student learns CO1: The concept of Human capital is at the core of development economics. CO2: The student will understand the role of education in economic development. CO3: The importance of Human capital.
4
EC01D
Econometrics 1
Enable the learners CO1: To relate the relationship of economic theories, concept statistics and mathematics in an glorified manner for advanced research a development.
4
ID1B
Research Methodology 1
The paper enables the students to understand CO1: The types of research and approaches. CO2: The paper makes the student know about the various types of research designs necessary for conducting research in inter- disciplinary areas.
4
ID1C
Fundamentals of Accountancy 1
An interdisciplinary paper which allows the students to understand. CO1: The basics of accountancy. CO2: The paper forms the basis of learning TALLY ERP through the certificate course offered by the Department.
4
ID1D
Indian Political System 1
Enables the students to understand the various political systems. CO1: Enables the students to understand the constitutional framework. CO2: Reflect on the constitutional bodies and authorities.
4
SOC01
Term Paper
This paper helps the students to CO1: Hone the skills of writing, and analyzing the current economic and social problems. CO2: The students after submitting the term paper will have to face the viva-voce .
4
MA Economics Semester - II ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC04
Micro Economics 2
CO1: Ability to have necessary theoretical insights to study the modern microeconomic theory. CO2: Ability to know about the important developments in economic theories.
4
CC05
Macro economics 2
Learners can extend his/her knowledge in the field of various functions viz., CO1: Production, consumption, investment along business cycles. CO2: Understanding the cyclical trends. CO3: Deeper understanding of interrelationship between macro-economic parameters
4
CC06
Quantitative Methods for Economics 2
Enable the social science learners to extend their leanings in first semester. CO1: To apply any kind of economic theories and concepts s for any decision making process CO2: Resolves for quick decision making process for policy development. CO3: Understanding of statistical tools.
4
EC2A
Industrial Economics 2
CO:The second of the four continuous papers in each semester on Industrial economics focuses on understanding of the industrial architecture of the Indian economy.
4
EC2B
Agricultural Economics 2
The second of the four papers on Agricultural Economics makes the students understand CO1: The agro-architecture of the developing economies like India. CO2: Institutional mechanism related to finance and aspects like land-reforms and taxation
4
EC2C
Economics of Human Resources 2
The second of the four papers on the Human resources economics,the student learns CO1: The concept of Human capital is at the core of development economics. CO2: The student will understand the role of education in economic development.
4
EC2D
Econometrics 2
The second of the four papers on Econometrics CO1: Enables the students to understand the various statistical packages to analyze cross-section, time-series and panel data for policy making.
4
ID2A
Agribusiness
The second of the two papers related to inter-disciplinary areas enables the learners to CO1: understand the broader scope and nature of agri-business in India. CO2: The various institutional architechture
4
ID2B
Research Methodology 2
The second of the two papers in continuation from the first semester ensures that the student is well versed in the CO1: Ethical issues related to research CO2: Hypothesis testing CO3: Writing research reports
4
ID2C
Fundamentals of Accountancy 1
The second in continuation of the one in first semester enables the student CO1: Prepare final accounts CO2: Accounting for decision making CO3: Hands-on knowledge of TALLY programme
4
ID2D
Indian Political System 2
The second in continuation of the one in the first semester enables the students get appraised and understand about CO1: Center-state financial and other federal issues CO2: Important Constitutional amendments CO#: Challenges of National integration.
4
SOC2
Term Paper
A mandatory requirement for the student in all the semesters. CO1: It helps the student to sharpen the writing and understanding skills related to cores issues concerning the economy. CO2: The student uses the quantitative, qualitative and research methodology skills.
4
MA Economics Semester - III ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC07
Economics of Social Sector
While trying to sensitize the student on the social issues the paper in the end helps the student CO1: enable to focus on important issues like education and its role in economic development CO2: appraise himself about the Health architecture and its functioning in a developing economy like India CO3: Understand the various dimensions of poverty and interrelated issues.
4
CC08
Environmental Economics
At the end of this paper the student gets aware of the CO1: Linkages between environmental issues and the economy CO2: Various national and international regulations, treaties and laws pertaining to the problems related to environment CO3: Theoretical approaches towards management of environment-assets as a common property
4
CC09
Theories of Growth and Development
This paper at the end of the term the student is aware of CO1: Various general and partial theories of economic development CO2: Analyzing the nature and causes resulting in development debates.
4
EC3A
Industrial Economics 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the theoretical issues pertaining to labour market CO2: Theories and policies pertaining to wage determination CO3: Understand the structure, conduct and performance of the labour markets
4
EC3B
Agricultural Economics 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the nature and causes for the movement of agricultural prices CO2: Problems of marginal and small agricultural labourers CO3: Understand the econometric and statistical functions to analyses the problems of price and cost issues in agricultural production.
4
EC3C
Economics of Human Resources 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the theoretical issues pertaining to labour market like those of brain drain, migration and man power planning. CO2: Theories and policies pertaining to wage determination CO3: Understand the structure, conduct and performance of the social security framework.
4
EC3D
Econometrics 3
The Third of the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to understand the consequences, detection and remedial measures overcome the problems like CO1: Multicollinearity CO2: Auto correlation and CO3: Heteroscadasticity
4
ID3A
Business Environment
At the end of the term the outcome of the paper is that the student understand CO1: The concept of business environment and the factors affecting it CO2: Welfare angles of the business architechture.
4
ID3B
Banking and Insurance
At the end of the term the student gets CO1: A broad introduction about the banking sector and architecture. CO2: To know about the various customer and industry friendly technologies, this includes the online banking system. CO3: To know about the various types of insurance and also about the regulatory body IRDA.
4
ID3C
Computer Applications in Economic Analysis
CO1: On the completion of this paper, the student is expected to have an hands-on experience of using the soft-wares. CO2:Students are given topics to be studied by administering questionnaires, and the secondary data. This data is analysed by using the SPSS Software to prepare a report to be reviewed by viva- voce apart from external evaluation.
4
SOC3
Term Paper
A mandatory requirement for the student in all all the semesters. CO1: It helps the student to sharpen the writing and understanding skills related to cores issues concerning the economy. CO2: The student uses the quantitative, qualitative and research methodology skills
4
MA Economics Semester - IV ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC10
Theories of International trade
After being examined in this paper, the student is able to understand the nature and causes of International trade. CO1: The student is made aware of the nature of interventions in the iinternatinal market CO2: The gets aware of the various financial and trade institutions responsible for international trade among the nations CO3: Finally the student realizes the nature and scope of the trade policies and the architecture of external structure.
4
CC11
Indian Economic Policy
The student after learning this paper enables himself about CO1: The history of planning and development in India CO2: Issues pertaining to Infrastructural growth vis-à-vis. social and economic ones. CO3: The role of External sector and economic reforms over the years.
4
CC12
Public Economics: theory and Policy
On the completion of this paper the student is able to CO1: Understand the functions of the state vis-à-vis the allocation and distribution of resources among various social and economic sector. CO2: Understand the process of decision making by state and the limitations of the same CO3: Understand the various theories and aspects of public debt and expenditure CO4 Enable the understanding of the fiscal federalism through the functioning of finance commissions
4
EC4A1
Industrial Economics 4
The paper which is the fourth in the four-part elective help the students to CO1: Enable them concepts of labour welfare and social security CO2: Understand the Importance, meaning and objectives of industrial relations CO3: Understand the role of trade unions in the current times.
4
EC4B
Agricultural Economics 4
The paper which fourth in the four part elective is about CO1: Preparing the dissertation on the topics suggested by the department. The student is free to choose a topic on his own in consultation with the faculty. CO2: The student is expected to use the tools and methods suggested in the papers on research methodology.
4
EC4C
Economics of Human Resources 4
The paper fourth in the part of elective prepares the student to CO1: Understand social issues pertaining to women and child labour CO2: Industrial relations and trade issues.
4
EC4D
Econometrics 4
The paper which is the fourth in the four-part elective helps the student to use CO1: Econometric packages like E-views. Gretl and R CO2: Practical analysis of Time Series data CO3: Panel Data analysis Students at the end of the semester use these packages to analyze a given set of data present it in the form of a dissertation to be evaluated by external referee.
4
ID4A
History of Economic Thought
At the end of the term the student should be able to CO1: Understand the importance of studying the History of economic thought CO2: Student should be aware of the various schools of Economic thought CO3: Trends related to specific economic thought through a time line is understood by the student. CO4: The student enables himself to the Trends and development of Indian Economic thought and their main architects.
4
ID4B
Organized markets
The student gets to know about the organized markets in an economy. These pertain to CO1: Money markets CO2: Capital markets and other CO3: Regulated commodity markets.
4
SOC4
Term Paper
The student gets to know about the organized markets in an economy. These pertain to CO1: Money markets CO2: Capital markets and other CO3: Regulated commodity markets.
4
Eligibility Criteria
A candidate who has obtained B.A. Economics degree shall be eligible to apply for M.A. Economics. A First or Second Class Arts Graduate with Economics as Principal subject and a First Class or Second Class Commerce Graduate will be considered eligible for admission to M.A. Degree Course in Economics. A candidate who has passed B.B.A. Degree examination with at least Second Class may get admission conditionally in M.A. Economics provided that he / she may have to pass three papers of semester V and VI of T.Y.B.A. Economics.(Academic council dt.19/04/2016 , Resolution no.29).
Admission Details
Merit based
Reservation Policy
As per Government norms.
Fee Structure *
GIA
HP
Boys
Rs. 4,260/-
Rs. 9,260/-
-
Girls
Rs. 2,860/-
Rs. 7,860/-
-
*Subject to Revision Periodically
Ph. D. Economics
Syllabus Download
Objective of Program
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Program Outcome
PO1: Capacity building in conducting research in various areas PO2: Getting well versed in the research methods necessary for conducting social science research PO3: Getting a thorough understanding of the various sectoral developments in the economy
Ph.D. in Economics ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
Paper 1
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING AND POLICY
CO1: To provide broader explanations and understanding about the conceptual issues pertaining to economic development CO2: To Examine the role of financing and technology in development with the help theoretical perspectives
-
Paper 2
INDIAN ECONOMY
CO1: To provide in-depth understanding of the sectoral issues facing the Indian Economy CO2: To providing policy framework for full employment of the factors CO3: To understand and problems related to social, financial and capital architecture.
-
Paper 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
CO1: To provide understanding about the basic types of research and its applications in analyzing the research problems CO2: At the end the student will be able to manage the quantitative and qualitative data for the necessary analysis CO3: The student will be able to write the final report based on the learnings about hypotheses testing and other tools of analysis and measurement.
-
Admission Details
Admission is on the basis of the UGC NET/JRF, GSET & result of entrance test conducted by University and followed by presentation of research proposal before the Research Advisory Committee (RAC).
Reservation Policy
As per Government norms.
Fee Structure *
Per Semester Fee
Male
Rs. 6740/-
Female
Rs. 1740/-
*Subject to Revision Periodically
M.A. Economics
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Objective of Program
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Program Outcome
PO1: Prepare students to develop critical thinking to carry out investigation about various socio- economic issues to bridge the gap between theory and practice. PO2: To prepare students for pursuing research or careers that provide solutions to structural, policy and sectoral architecture of the economy through analytical skills. PO3: Apply knowledge of economics to solve complex socio-economic problems of the economies and nationals by undertaking research on various social and economic issues and come out with impacting solutions and suggestions. PO4: Using various econometric and statistical models and techniques to evaluate policies implemented by the government.
Program Duration
2 years
Program Features
Economists in corporate and government
Economic advisory
Econometrician
Indian Economic or Statistical Service Examination
Planning Commisssion
RBI
National Council for Applied Economic Research
National of Public Finance and Policy
International Organizations such as the World Asian Development Bank and Internation Monetary Fund
MA Economics Semester - I ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC01
Micro Economics 1
Enable the students to CO-1: understand the determinants of demand at the individual and firm level. CO-2: Understand the meaning of economic risk and understanding. CO-3: Understand the price and output determination under various market conditions
4
CC02
Macro economics 1
Enable the Students to CO1: Understand the concepts of national income and social accounting CO2: The factors influencing the demand and supply of money CO3: Understand the macroeconomic parameters which control the economic policy making
4
CC03
Quantitative Methods for Economics
Make the students understand CO1: The importance of statistics in economics. CO2: Acquaint them with the measures of central tendency and dispersion.
4
EC01A
Industrial Economics 1
The first of the four papers on industrial Economics makes the students understand CO1: The nature and scope of Industrial Economics. CO2: Understanding the functioning of the market
4
EC01B
Agricultural Economics 1
The first of the four papers on Agricultural Economics makes the students CO1: Understand the nature and scope of agricultural economics
CO2: Enable to explain the concepts of sustainable development
CO3: Apart from the those related to production economics.
4
EC01C
Economics of Human Resources 1
The first of the four papers on the Human resources economics the student learns CO1: The concept of Human capital is at the core of development economics. CO2: The student will understand the role of education in economic development. CO3: The importance of Human capital.
4
EC01D
Econometrics 1
Enable the learners CO1: To relate the relationship of economic theories, concept statistics and mathematics in an glorified manner for advanced research a development.
4
ID1B
Research Methodology 1
The paper enables the students to understand CO1: The types of research and approaches. CO2: The paper makes the student know about the various types of research designs necessary for conducting research in inter- disciplinary areas.
4
ID1C
Fundamentals of Accountancy 1
An interdisciplinary paper which allows the students to understand. CO1: The basics of accountancy. CO2: The paper forms the basis of learning TALLY ERP through the certificate course offered by the Department.
4
ID1D
Indian Political System 1
Enables the students to understand the various political systems. CO1: Enables the students to understand the constitutional framework. CO2: Reflect on the constitutional bodies and authorities.
4
SOC01
Term Paper
This paper helps the students to CO1: Hone the skills of writing, and analyzing the current economic and social problems. CO2: The students after submitting the term paper will have to face the viva-voce .
4
MA Economics Semester - II ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC04
Micro Economics 2
CO1: Ability to have necessary theoretical insights to study the modern microeconomic theory. CO2: Ability to know about the important developments in economic theories.
4
CC05
Macro economics 2
Learners can extend his/her knowledge in the field of various functions viz., CO1: Production, consumption, investment along business cycles. CO2: Understanding the cyclical trends. CO3: Deeper understanding of interrelationship between macro-economic parameters
4
CC06
Quantitative Methods for Economics 2
Enable the social science learners to extend their leanings in first semester. CO1: To apply any kind of economic theories and concepts s for any decision making process CO2: Resolves for quick decision making process for policy development. CO3: Understanding of statistical tools.
4
EC2A
Industrial Economics 2
CO:The second of the four continuous papers in each semester on Industrial economics focuses on understanding of the industrial architecture of the Indian economy.
4
EC2B
Agricultural Economics 2
The second of the four papers on Agricultural Economics makes the students understand CO1: The agro-architecture of the developing economies like India. CO2: Institutional mechanism related to finance and aspects like land-reforms and taxation
4
EC2C
Economics of Human Resources 2
The second of the four papers on the Human resources economics,the student learns CO1: The concept of Human capital is at the core of development economics. CO2: The student will understand the role of education in economic development.
4
EC2D
Econometrics 2
The second of the four papers on Econometrics CO1: Enables the students to understand the various statistical packages to analyze cross-section, time-series and panel data for policy making.
4
ID2A
Agribusiness
The second of the two papers related to inter-disciplinary areas enables the learners to CO1: understand the broader scope and nature of agri-business in India. CO2: The various institutional architechture
4
ID2B
Research Methodology 2
The second of the two papers in continuation from the first semester ensures that the student is well versed in the CO1: Ethical issues related to research CO2: Hypothesis testing CO3: Writing research reports
4
ID2C
Fundamentals of Accountancy 1
The second in continuation of the one in first semester enables the student CO1: Prepare final accounts CO2: Accounting for decision making CO3: Hands-on knowledge of TALLY programme
4
ID2D
Indian Political System 2
The second in continuation of the one in the first semester enables the students get appraised and understand about CO1: Center-state financial and other federal issues CO2: Important Constitutional amendments CO#: Challenges of National integration.
4
SOC2
Term Paper
A mandatory requirement for the student in all the semesters. CO1: It helps the student to sharpen the writing and understanding skills related to cores issues concerning the economy. CO2: The student uses the quantitative, qualitative and research methodology skills.
4
MA Economics Semester - III ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC07
Economics of Social Sector
While trying to sensitize the student on the social issues the paper in the end helps the student CO1: enable to focus on important issues like education and its role in economic development CO2: appraise himself about the Health architecture and its functioning in a developing economy like India CO3: Understand the various dimensions of poverty and interrelated issues.
4
CC08
Environmental Economics
At the end of this paper the student gets aware of the CO1: Linkages between environmental issues and the economy CO2: Various national and international regulations, treaties and laws pertaining to the problems related to environment CO3: Theoretical approaches towards management of environment-assets as a common property
4
CC09
Theories of Growth and Development
This paper at the end of the term the student is aware of CO1: Various general and partial theories of economic development CO2: Analyzing the nature and causes resulting in development debates.
4
EC3A
Industrial Economics 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the theoretical issues pertaining to labour market CO2: Theories and policies pertaining to wage determination CO3: Understand the structure, conduct and performance of the labour markets
4
EC3B
Agricultural Economics 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the nature and causes for the movement of agricultural prices CO2: Problems of marginal and small agricultural labourers CO3: Understand the econometric and statistical functions to analyses the problems of price and cost issues in agricultural production.
4
EC3C
Economics of Human Resources 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the theoretical issues pertaining to labour market like those of brain drain, migration and man power planning. CO2: Theories and policies pertaining to wage determination CO3: Understand the structure, conduct and performance of the social security framework.
4
EC3D
Econometrics 3
The Third of the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to understand the consequences, detection and remedial measures overcome the problems like CO1: Multicollinearity CO2: Auto correlation and CO3: Heteroscadasticity
4
ID3A
Business Environment
At the end of the term the outcome of the paper is that the student understand CO1: The concept of business environment and the factors affecting it CO2: Welfare angles of the business architechture.
4
ID3B
Banking and Insurance
At the end of the term the student gets CO1: A broad introduction about the banking sector and architecture. CO2: To know about the various customer and industry friendly technologies, this includes the online banking system. CO3: To know about the various types of insurance and also about the regulatory body IRDA.
4
ID3C
Computer Applications in Economic Analysis
CO1: On the completion of this paper, the student is expected to have an hands-on experience of using the soft-wares. CO2:Students are given topics to be studied by administering questionnaires, and the secondary data. This data is analysed by using the SPSS Software to prepare a report to be reviewed by viva- voce apart from external evaluation.
4
SOC3
Term Paper
A mandatory requirement for the student in all all the semesters. CO1: It helps the student to sharpen the writing and understanding skills related to cores issues concerning the economy. CO2: The student uses the quantitative, qualitative and research methodology skills
4
MA Economics Semester - IV ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC10
Theories of International trade
After being examined in this paper, the student is able to understand the nature and causes of International trade. CO1: The student is made aware of the nature of interventions in the iinternatinal market CO2: The gets aware of the various financial and trade institutions responsible for international trade among the nations CO3: Finally the student realizes the nature and scope of the trade policies and the architecture of external structure.
4
CC11
Indian Economic Policy
The student after learning this paper enables himself about CO1: The history of planning and development in India CO2: Issues pertaining to Infrastructural growth vis-à-vis. social and economic ones. CO3: The role of External sector and economic reforms over the years.
4
CC12
Public Economics: theory and Policy
On the completion of this paper the student is able to CO1: Understand the functions of the state vis-à-vis the allocation and distribution of resources among various social and economic sector. CO2: Understand the process of decision making by state and the limitations of the same CO3: Understand the various theories and aspects of public debt and expenditure CO4 Enable the understanding of the fiscal federalism through the functioning of finance commissions
4
EC4A1
Industrial Economics 4
The paper which is the fourth in the four-part elective help the students to CO1: Enable them concepts of labour welfare and social security CO2: Understand the Importance, meaning and objectives of industrial relations CO3: Understand the role of trade unions in the current times.
4
EC4B
Agricultural Economics 4
The paper which fourth in the four part elective is about CO1: Preparing the dissertation on the topics suggested by the department. The student is free to choose a topic on his own in consultation with the faculty. CO2: The student is expected to use the tools and methods suggested in the papers on research methodology.
4
EC4C
Economics of Human Resources 4
The paper fourth in the part of elective prepares the student to CO1: Understand social issues pertaining to women and child labour CO2: Industrial relations and trade issues.
4
EC4D
Econometrics 4
The paper which is the fourth in the four-part elective helps the student to use CO1: Econometric packages like E-views. Gretl and R CO2: Practical analysis of Time Series data CO3: Panel Data analysis Students at the end of the semester use these packages to analyze a given set of data present it in the form of a dissertation to be evaluated by external referee.
4
ID4A
History of Economic Thought
At the end of the term the student should be able to CO1: Understand the importance of studying the History of economic thought CO2: Student should be aware of the various schools of Economic thought CO3: Trends related to specific economic thought through a time line is understood by the student. CO4: The student enables himself to the Trends and development of Indian Economic thought and their main architects.
4
ID4B
Organized markets
The student gets to know about the organized markets in an economy. These pertain to CO1: Money markets CO2: Capital markets and other CO3: Regulated commodity markets.
4
SOC4
Term Paper
The student gets to know about the organized markets in an economy. These pertain to CO1: Money markets CO2: Capital markets and other CO3: Regulated commodity markets.
4
Eligibility Criteria
A candidate who has obtained B.A. Economics degree shall be eligible to apply for M.A. Economics. A First or Second Class Arts Graduate with Economics as Principal subject and a First Class or Second Class Commerce Graduate will be considered eligible for admission to M.A. Degree Course in Economics. A candidate who has passed B.B.A. Degree examination with at least Second Class may get admission conditionally in M.A. Economics provided that he / she may have to pass three papers of semester V and VI of T.Y.B.A. Economics.(Academic council dt.19/04/2016 , Resolution no.29).
Admission Details
Merit based
Reservation Policy
As per Government norms.
Fee Structure *
GIA
HP
Boys
Rs. 4,260/-
Rs. 9,260/-
-
Girls
Rs. 2,860/-
Rs. 7,860/-
-
*Subject to Revision Periodically
Ph. D. Economics
Syllabus Download
Objective of Program
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Program Outcome
PO1: Capacity building in conducting research in various areas PO2: Getting well versed in the research methods necessary for conducting social science research PO3: Getting a thorough understanding of the various sectoral developments in the economy
Ph.D. in Economics ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
Paper 1
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING AND POLICY
CO1: To provide broader explanations and understanding about the conceptual issues pertaining to economic development CO2: To Examine the role of financing and technology in development with the help theoretical perspectives
-
Paper 2
INDIAN ECONOMY
CO1: To provide in-depth understanding of the sectoral issues facing the Indian Economy CO2: To providing policy framework for full employment of the factors CO3: To understand and problems related to social, financial and capital architecture.
-
Paper 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
CO1: To provide understanding about the basic types of research and its applications in analyzing the research problems CO2: At the end the student will be able to manage the quantitative and qualitative data for the necessary analysis CO3: The student will be able to write the final report based on the learnings about hypotheses testing and other tools of analysis and measurement.
-
Admission Details
Admission is on the basis of the UGC NET/JRF, GSET & result of entrance test conducted by University and followed by presentation of research proposal before the Research Advisory Committee (RAC).
Reservation Policy
As per Government norms.
Fee Structure *
Per Semester Fee
Male
Rs. 6740/-
Female
Rs. 1740/-
*Subject to Revision Periodically
M.A. Economics
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Objective of Program
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Program Outcome
PO1: Prepare students to develop critical thinking to carry out investigation about various socio- economic issues to bridge the gap between theory and practice. PO2: To prepare students for pursuing research or careers that provide solutions to structural, policy and sectoral architecture of the economy through analytical skills. PO3: Apply knowledge of economics to solve complex socio-economic problems of the economies and nationals by undertaking research on various social and economic issues and come out with impacting solutions and suggestions. PO4: Using various econometric and statistical models and techniques to evaluate policies implemented by the government.
Program Duration
2 years
Program Features
Economists in corporate and government
Economic advisory
Econometrician
Indian Economic or Statistical Service Examination
Planning Commisssion
RBI
National Council for Applied Economic Research
National of Public Finance and Policy
International Organizations such as the World Asian Development Bank and Internation Monetary Fund
MA Economics Semester - I ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC01
Micro Economics 1
Enable the students to CO-1: understand the determinants of demand at the individual and firm level. CO-2: Understand the meaning of economic risk and understanding. CO-3: Understand the price and output determination under various market conditions
4
CC02
Macro economics 1
Enable the Students to CO1: Understand the concepts of national income and social accounting CO2: The factors influencing the demand and supply of money CO3: Understand the macroeconomic parameters which control the economic policy making
4
CC03
Quantitative Methods for Economics
Make the students understand CO1: The importance of statistics in economics. CO2: Acquaint them with the measures of central tendency and dispersion.
4
EC01A
Industrial Economics 1
The first of the four papers on industrial Economics makes the students understand CO1: The nature and scope of Industrial Economics. CO2: Understanding the functioning of the market
4
EC01B
Agricultural Economics 1
The first of the four papers on Agricultural Economics makes the students CO1: Understand the nature and scope of agricultural economics
CO2: Enable to explain the concepts of sustainable development
CO3: Apart from the those related to production economics.
4
EC01C
Economics of Human Resources 1
The first of the four papers on the Human resources economics the student learns CO1: The concept of Human capital is at the core of development economics. CO2: The student will understand the role of education in economic development. CO3: The importance of Human capital.
4
EC01D
Econometrics 1
Enable the learners CO1: To relate the relationship of economic theories, concept statistics and mathematics in an glorified manner for advanced research a development.
4
ID1B
Research Methodology 1
The paper enables the students to understand CO1: The types of research and approaches. CO2: The paper makes the student know about the various types of research designs necessary for conducting research in inter- disciplinary areas.
4
ID1C
Fundamentals of Accountancy 1
An interdisciplinary paper which allows the students to understand. CO1: The basics of accountancy. CO2: The paper forms the basis of learning TALLY ERP through the certificate course offered by the Department.
4
ID1D
Indian Political System 1
Enables the students to understand the various political systems. CO1: Enables the students to understand the constitutional framework. CO2: Reflect on the constitutional bodies and authorities.
4
SOC01
Term Paper
This paper helps the students to CO1: Hone the skills of writing, and analyzing the current economic and social problems. CO2: The students after submitting the term paper will have to face the viva-voce .
4
MA Economics Semester - II ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC04
Micro Economics 2
CO1: Ability to have necessary theoretical insights to study the modern microeconomic theory. CO2: Ability to know about the important developments in economic theories.
4
CC05
Macro economics 2
Learners can extend his/her knowledge in the field of various functions viz., CO1: Production, consumption, investment along business cycles. CO2: Understanding the cyclical trends. CO3: Deeper understanding of interrelationship between macro-economic parameters
4
CC06
Quantitative Methods for Economics 2
Enable the social science learners to extend their leanings in first semester. CO1: To apply any kind of economic theories and concepts s for any decision making process CO2: Resolves for quick decision making process for policy development. CO3: Understanding of statistical tools.
4
EC2A
Industrial Economics 2
CO:The second of the four continuous papers in each semester on Industrial economics focuses on understanding of the industrial architecture of the Indian economy.
4
EC2B
Agricultural Economics 2
The second of the four papers on Agricultural Economics makes the students understand CO1: The agro-architecture of the developing economies like India. CO2: Institutional mechanism related to finance and aspects like land-reforms and taxation
4
EC2C
Economics of Human Resources 2
The second of the four papers on the Human resources economics,the student learns CO1: The concept of Human capital is at the core of development economics. CO2: The student will understand the role of education in economic development.
4
EC2D
Econometrics 2
The second of the four papers on Econometrics CO1: Enables the students to understand the various statistical packages to analyze cross-section, time-series and panel data for policy making.
4
ID2A
Agribusiness
The second of the two papers related to inter-disciplinary areas enables the learners to CO1: understand the broader scope and nature of agri-business in India. CO2: The various institutional architechture
4
ID2B
Research Methodology 2
The second of the two papers in continuation from the first semester ensures that the student is well versed in the CO1: Ethical issues related to research CO2: Hypothesis testing CO3: Writing research reports
4
ID2C
Fundamentals of Accountancy 1
The second in continuation of the one in first semester enables the student CO1: Prepare final accounts CO2: Accounting for decision making CO3: Hands-on knowledge of TALLY programme
4
ID2D
Indian Political System 2
The second in continuation of the one in the first semester enables the students get appraised and understand about CO1: Center-state financial and other federal issues CO2: Important Constitutional amendments CO#: Challenges of National integration.
4
SOC2
Term Paper
A mandatory requirement for the student in all the semesters. CO1: It helps the student to sharpen the writing and understanding skills related to cores issues concerning the economy. CO2: The student uses the quantitative, qualitative and research methodology skills.
4
MA Economics Semester - III ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC07
Economics of Social Sector
While trying to sensitize the student on the social issues the paper in the end helps the student CO1: enable to focus on important issues like education and its role in economic development CO2: appraise himself about the Health architecture and its functioning in a developing economy like India CO3: Understand the various dimensions of poverty and interrelated issues.
4
CC08
Environmental Economics
At the end of this paper the student gets aware of the CO1: Linkages between environmental issues and the economy CO2: Various national and international regulations, treaties and laws pertaining to the problems related to environment CO3: Theoretical approaches towards management of environment-assets as a common property
4
CC09
Theories of Growth and Development
This paper at the end of the term the student is aware of CO1: Various general and partial theories of economic development CO2: Analyzing the nature and causes resulting in development debates.
4
EC3A
Industrial Economics 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the theoretical issues pertaining to labour market CO2: Theories and policies pertaining to wage determination CO3: Understand the structure, conduct and performance of the labour markets
4
EC3B
Agricultural Economics 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the nature and causes for the movement of agricultural prices CO2: Problems of marginal and small agricultural labourers CO3: Understand the econometric and statistical functions to analyses the problems of price and cost issues in agricultural production.
4
EC3C
Economics of Human Resources 3
The third in the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to CO1: Understand the theoretical issues pertaining to labour market like those of brain drain, migration and man power planning. CO2: Theories and policies pertaining to wage determination CO3: Understand the structure, conduct and performance of the social security framework.
4
EC3D
Econometrics 3
The Third of the four part elective, by the term end helps the student to understand the consequences, detection and remedial measures overcome the problems like CO1: Multicollinearity CO2: Auto correlation and CO3: Heteroscadasticity
4
ID3A
Business Environment
At the end of the term the outcome of the paper is that the student understand CO1: The concept of business environment and the factors affecting it CO2: Welfare angles of the business architechture.
4
ID3B
Banking and Insurance
At the end of the term the student gets CO1: A broad introduction about the banking sector and architecture. CO2: To know about the various customer and industry friendly technologies, this includes the online banking system. CO3: To know about the various types of insurance and also about the regulatory body IRDA.
4
ID3C
Computer Applications in Economic Analysis
CO1: On the completion of this paper, the student is expected to have an hands-on experience of using the soft-wares. CO2:Students are given topics to be studied by administering questionnaires, and the secondary data. This data is analysed by using the SPSS Software to prepare a report to be reviewed by viva- voce apart from external evaluation.
4
SOC3
Term Paper
A mandatory requirement for the student in all all the semesters. CO1: It helps the student to sharpen the writing and understanding skills related to cores issues concerning the economy. CO2: The student uses the quantitative, qualitative and research methodology skills
4
MA Economics Semester - IV ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
CC10
Theories of International trade
After being examined in this paper, the student is able to understand the nature and causes of International trade. CO1: The student is made aware of the nature of interventions in the iinternatinal market CO2: The gets aware of the various financial and trade institutions responsible for international trade among the nations CO3: Finally the student realizes the nature and scope of the trade policies and the architecture of external structure.
4
CC11
Indian Economic Policy
The student after learning this paper enables himself about CO1: The history of planning and development in India CO2: Issues pertaining to Infrastructural growth vis-à-vis. social and economic ones. CO3: The role of External sector and economic reforms over the years.
4
CC12
Public Economics: theory and Policy
On the completion of this paper the student is able to CO1: Understand the functions of the state vis-à-vis the allocation and distribution of resources among various social and economic sector. CO2: Understand the process of decision making by state and the limitations of the same CO3: Understand the various theories and aspects of public debt and expenditure CO4 Enable the understanding of the fiscal federalism through the functioning of finance commissions
4
EC4A1
Industrial Economics 4
The paper which is the fourth in the four-part elective help the students to CO1: Enable them concepts of labour welfare and social security CO2: Understand the Importance, meaning and objectives of industrial relations CO3: Understand the role of trade unions in the current times.
4
EC4B
Agricultural Economics 4
The paper which fourth in the four part elective is about CO1: Preparing the dissertation on the topics suggested by the department. The student is free to choose a topic on his own in consultation with the faculty. CO2: The student is expected to use the tools and methods suggested in the papers on research methodology.
4
EC4C
Economics of Human Resources 4
The paper fourth in the part of elective prepares the student to CO1: Understand social issues pertaining to women and child labour CO2: Industrial relations and trade issues.
4
EC4D
Econometrics 4
The paper which is the fourth in the four-part elective helps the student to use CO1: Econometric packages like E-views. Gretl and R CO2: Practical analysis of Time Series data CO3: Panel Data analysis Students at the end of the semester use these packages to analyze a given set of data present it in the form of a dissertation to be evaluated by external referee.
4
ID4A
History of Economic Thought
At the end of the term the student should be able to CO1: Understand the importance of studying the History of economic thought CO2: Student should be aware of the various schools of Economic thought CO3: Trends related to specific economic thought through a time line is understood by the student. CO4: The student enables himself to the Trends and development of Indian Economic thought and their main architects.
4
ID4B
Organized markets
The student gets to know about the organized markets in an economy. These pertain to CO1: Money markets CO2: Capital markets and other CO3: Regulated commodity markets.
4
SOC4
Term Paper
The student gets to know about the organized markets in an economy. These pertain to CO1: Money markets CO2: Capital markets and other CO3: Regulated commodity markets.
4
Eligibility Criteria
A candidate who has obtained B.A. Economics degree shall be eligible to apply for M.A. Economics. A First or Second Class Arts Graduate with Economics as Principal subject and a First Class or Second Class Commerce Graduate will be considered eligible for admission to M.A. Degree Course in Economics. A candidate who has passed B.B.A. Degree examination with at least Second Class may get admission conditionally in M.A. Economics provided that he / she may have to pass three papers of semester V and VI of T.Y.B.A. Economics.(Academic council dt.19/04/2016 , Resolution no.29).
Admission Details
Merit based
Reservation Policy
As per Government norms.
Fee Structure *
GIA
HP
Boys
Rs. 4,260/-
Rs. 9,260/-
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Girls
Rs. 2,860/-
Rs. 7,860/-
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*Subject to Revision Periodically
Ph. D. Economics
Syllabus Download
Objective of Program
The prime objective of this programme is to train the students for understanding the economic theory and its application to address the problems of an economy.
Program Outcome
PO1: Capacity building in conducting research in various areas PO2: Getting well versed in the research methods necessary for conducting social science research PO3: Getting a thorough understanding of the various sectoral developments in the economy
Ph.D. in Economics ▾
Course Code
Course Title
Outcome
Credit
Paper 1
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING AND POLICY
CO1: To provide broader explanations and understanding about the conceptual issues pertaining to economic development CO2: To Examine the role of financing and technology in development with the help theoretical perspectives
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Paper 2
INDIAN ECONOMY
CO1: To provide in-depth understanding of the sectoral issues facing the Indian Economy CO2: To providing policy framework for full employment of the factors CO3: To understand and problems related to social, financial and capital architecture.
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Paper 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
CO1: To provide understanding about the basic types of research and its applications in analyzing the research problems CO2: At the end the student will be able to manage the quantitative and qualitative data for the necessary analysis CO3: The student will be able to write the final report based on the learnings about hypotheses testing and other tools of analysis and measurement.
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Admission Details
Admission is on the basis of the UGC NET/JRF, GSET & result of entrance test conducted by University and followed by presentation of research proposal before the Research Advisory Committee (RAC).
Reservation Policy
As per Government norms.
Fee Structure *
Per Semester Fee
Male
Rs. 6740/-
Female
Rs. 1740/-
*Subject to Revision Periodically
Vibrant And Conducive Atmosphere For Research
Being one of the oldest departments on the campus it has one of the strongest research base. The department since its inception has over 40 research projects sanctioned by the apex bodies like the UGC, ICCR, ICSSR, corporate bodies like ONGC,NTPC IDBI,NACO and UNDP among others. The thrust areas of research have been themes related to Industry, agriculture, health and education. Currently the department is prominently known for the capabilities in research methodology related to social sciences. The faculty in the department is well versed in the use of statistical and econometric techniques for analyzing the cross section and the time series data pertaining to the various sectors of the economy. Faculties have created their own research data and literature in their own areas for the benefit of the teaching staff in the affiliated areas as well as the research students in particular.
Aspects of Health Care System in Gujarat , S.Srinivasa Rao, SPET Journal of Social Science, February 2020, 2020
Public Choice Theory and the Process of Decision Making , S.Srinivasa Rao, SPET Journal of Social Science, August 2019, 2019
The Covid-19 Pandemic and Economic Development - The Indian Context , S.Srinivasa Rao, Vishleshan, December 2020, 2020
Urban Health in India: Some Issues , S.Srinivasa Rao, India's Urban Environment: A Changing Scenario , 978-81-931298-2-1 , 2016
Demographic Change in Tribal Societies of India: Special Reference to Gujarat , S.Srinivasa Rao, Working paper, Registar, VNSGU, 978-81-921045-8-4 , August 2020
Prof. Jamshed Kaikhusro Mehta no Icchavihinta no Siddhant (Prof. Jamshed Kaikhusro Mehta’s of Wantlessness), Gaurang Rami, Abhidristi, 165, 7-10, November 2021
Air & Water Pollution during Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic in India, Gaurang Rami, Academia Letters, Article 2241, Open Access, 1-4, July 2021
Varsh 2020 nu Arthshastra Vishaynu Nobel Paritoshik: Sampurn Haraji Mateni Khoj (Nobel Prize in Economics for the year 2020: The Quest for Perfect Auction), Gaurang Rami, Abhidristi, 153-154, 8-13, November -December, 2020
Menstruation Awareness, Beliefs and Taboos: A Study of Gujarat (India), Smruti Bulsari, Minasree Saikia, Gaurang Rami & Kiran Pandya, JPAIR Multidisciplinary Research, 44, -, 164-185, March 2021
Impact of Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19) and 21 Day Nationwide Lockdown on Indian Economy, Gaurang Rami, Arthshodh, VI, 03, 15-36, January-June 2020
Policy Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19): Impact on Unorganized, Agriculture, MSME Sectors and Labour Market in India, Gaurang Rami, Sahityasetu, 10, 05, Online, September-October 2020
Efficacy of Debt Recovery Legislation: Indian Experience, Hiteshkumar Thakkar, Gaurang Rami and Pratik Parashar Sarmah, Artha Vijnana, 62, 01, 38-61, March 2020
Linking HIV Cases (All Ages), New HIV Infections and Deaths due to AIDS, Mauro Allan P. Amparado , Gaurang Rami, and Rose Delia P. Ocariza, Journal of Social Health , 03, 01, 31-38, February 2020
Theoretical Perspectives on Capitalism: Impact of Global Financial Crisis on the Indian Economy, Gaurang Rami, SPET Research Journal of Social Science, 08, 01, 27-82, February 2020
Interrelationship between Non-Performing Assets (NPA) and Debt Recovery Tools in India, Hiteshkumar Thakkar, Gaurang Rami and Pratik Parashar Sarmah, Think India Journal, 22, 26, 83-100, December 2019
Trends and Factors Affecting to Female Labour Force Participation Rate in India, Gaurang Rami, Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (JETIR), 05, 11, 903-910, November 2018
Evaluating the Revenue Productivity for State Governments of India, Prashant Vadikar and Gaurang Rami, International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT), 06, 02, 345-354, March 2018
Tax Buoyancy And Tax Elasticity In India: A Log Regression, Prashant Vadikar and Gaurang Rami, IOSR Journal of Business and Management, 01, 49-55, 2018
Income Velocity of Money in Nepal, Gaurang Rami and Shashi Kant Chaudhary, Artha-Viaks, LIII, 02, 31-42, July – December 2017
Health Status of Tribals in Gujarat: A Study of Tapi District, Gaurang Rami, Adivasi Gujarat, 01, 01, 75-98, July-December, 2017
Growth of Universities in India: Issues of Enrollment, Gender Parity and Expenditure on Higher Education, Gaurang Rami, University News – A Weekly Journal of Higher Education, Association of Indian Universities, 55, 26, 15-23, June 26-July 2, 2017
Livestock Farming in India: Status, Growth and Challenges, Gaurang Rami, Vishleshan, 43, 01, 57-64, January-June 2017
Socio-Economic Condition of Farmers – A Case Study of Gandevi Sugar Industry, Zarna Desai and Gaurang Rami, International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Applications in Engineering, Technology and Sciences (IJ-ETA-ETS), 09, 01, 105-111, January 2016
Socio-Economic Conation of Workers in Gandevi Sugar Industry – With Special Reference to Cutting and Loading Labour, Zarna Desai and Gaurang Rami, Journal of Information, Knowledge and Research in Humanities and Social Sciences, 04, 01, 223-227, November 15 to October 16
Higher Education in India: Growth, Issues and Challenges, Gaurang Rami, International Multidisciplinary Journal: Think Different, 03, 18, 01-12, October 2016
Corporate Social Responsibility: A Methodology for Performance Evaluation, Gaurang Rami, Global Journal of Research in Management (GJRIM), 06, 01, 01-22, June 2016
Forecasting of District Wise Sex Ratio In Gujarat, Gaurang Rami and Yogesh Vansiya, Indian Journal of Technical Education (IJTE), Special Issue, -, 47-54, January 2016
The Duplicitous Character of Bilingual Education Policy, Gaurang Rami and Ana Marie Fernandez, Recoletos Multidisciplinary Research Journal, 03, 02, 55-68, December 2015
Expenditure Elasticities of Selected Food Items for Different Class of Families in India: Panel Regression Approach, Nilesh Patel and Gaurang Rami, The Empirical Econometrics and Quantitative Economics Letters (EEQEL), 04, 03, 1-14, September 2015
Major, District Human Development Report for Surat, Dr. Gaurang Rami (Served as Coordinator) & Yogesh N Vansiya (Served as team member), Gujarat Social Infrastructure Development Society (GSIDS) and General Administration Department (Planning) and Government of Gujarat, Gandhinagar. Duration: 2009-2016, Status: Completed
Major, Audit of Toilets Constructed Under Swachh Vidyalaya Abhyan in Schools of Surat, Tapi and Dangs Districts, Dr. Gaurang Rami (Served as Project Coordinator) & Yogesh N Vansiya (Served as Project Coordinator), National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC), Kawas. Duration:Jan-2018 to Feb-2018, Status: Completed
Major, Social Impact Evaluation (SIE) Survey of CSR Activities (NTPC – Kawas), Dr. Gaurang Rami (Served as Project Coordinator) & Yogesh N Vansiya (Served as Project Coordinator), National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC), Kawas. Duration: 2018-2019, Status: Completed
Major, ‘Women and Menstrual Hygiene in Gujarat’, Co-Project Director- Dr. Gaurang D. Rami, Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi. Duration: 2018 to 2021, Status: Report Submitted – Completed
Minor, The Socio Economic Comdition of Domestic Workirs in South Gujarat, Co-Investigator- Dr. Yogesh N Vansiya, GUJARAT ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION'S SILVER JUBILEE TRUST Duration: 2017-2019, Status: Completed
Minor, Audit of toilet constructed under Swatch Vidyalaya Abhiyan in School of Surat, Tapi & Dang District, Principal Project Coordinator- Dr. Gaurang D. Rami, National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC), Kawas. Duration: 16/12/2020- to 22/03/2021, Status: Completed
Measuring Human Development ", FDP , Valsad, 15.03.2019
Aspects of Health Care system in Gujarat, GEA Golden Jubilee Conference, Anand, 03.01.2020
Economics of Environment and Public Health, FDP, KCG, Ahmedabad, 31.05.2019
Globalisation and Emerging Trends in Health sector, FDP, MDU, Ajmer, 19.12.2017
Public Choice: Theory and Decision Making, 49th GEA Conference, Bhuj, Gujarat, 08.01.2017
Theories of Federal Finance, UGC Exchange of Teachers, Rajkot. Saurashtra University, 02.03.2017
Urban Health In India, FDP, KCG , Ahmedabad, 09.02.2017
Delivered a lecture on the subject of “Agricultural Finance”, Expert Lecture, Prof. V.B.Shah Institute of Management, R.V.Patel College of Commerce (Eng. Med.), V.L.Shah College of Commerce (Guj. Med.) & R. K. Shah Women’s Arts College, Amroli, 11th January 2016
deliver lecture on (1) Introduction of SPSS (2) Measures of Central Tendency (3) Measures of Central Dispersion (4) Cross Table & Chi-Square Test (5) Multiple Responses (6) Independent Samples T-Test & Paired Samples T-Test, Conducting SPSS workshop on the various Topic of Statistics, Mahadev Desai Gramseva Mahavidyalay, Sadra (Gujarat Vidyapith), Ahmedabad, 10th to 12th February, 2016
Delivered a lecture on the subject of “Current Population Trends”, University Vishtran Vyakhyan , Navyug Arts College, Surat, 2nd August, 2016
Delivered a lecture on “Global Population and Economic Growth” , University Vishtran Vyakhyan , Evening Commerce College, Sir K.P. College of Commerce Campus, Surat (Sarvajanik Education Society), 24th January, 2017
Delivered a Keynote lecture in one day seminar on “Research Methodology” , Conducting Seminar, J.Z.Shah Arts & H.P.Desai Commerce College, Amroli , 25th January, 2017
Delivered a lecture on “Poverty in Tapi District : Problem and Prospects” , Expert Lecture, Smt. R. P. Chauhan Arts & Smt. J. K. Shah & Shri K. D. Shah Commerce College, Vyara (Dist. Surat), 7th February, 2017
Delivered a lecture on “Human Development in India” , 42nd Refresher Course : Economics (29-05-2017 to 18-06-2017), UGC- Human Resource Development Centre (UGC-HRDC), Vallabh Vidyanagar, Gujarat , 15th June, 2017
Delivered a lecture on “Sex Ratio in India” , 42nd Refresher Course : Economics (29-05-2017 to 18-06-2017), UGC- Human Resource Development Centre (UGC-HRDC), Vallabh Vidyanagar, Gujarat , 15th June, 2017
Delivered a lecture on “Land Reforms in India” , Expert Lecture, Mahadev Desai Gramseva Mahavidyalay, Sadra (Gujarat Vidyapith), 24th July, 2017
Delivered a lecture on “A Critical Evaluation on Methodological Issues of Human Development Index and Forecasting for India context” , Expert Lecture, at Smt. R. P. Chauhan Arts & Smt. J. K. Shah & Shri K. D. Shah Commerce College, Vyara (Dist. Surat) , 18th January, 2018
Delivered 5 Expert lecture in the workshop on Research Methodology (1) Type of Research and Approaches (2) Research Design (3) Review of Litrature (4) Type of Data and Scale of Measurments (5) Method of Primary data Collection , Conducting workshop, under Planning forum, Shree Vanraj Arts and Commerce College, Dharampur, Gujarat , 12th October, 2019
Delivered a four lecture on “Research Methodology” , Conducting workshop, Mahadev Desai Samajseva Mahavidyalay, Sadra (Gujarat Vidyapith), 17th and 18th June, 2019
Delivered a lecture on “Research Steps” , Expert Lecture, Mahadev Desai Samajseva Mahavidyalay, Sadra (Gujarat Vidyapith), 11 August, 2018
Plagiarism, 2-day National Level Workshop on ‘Research Process and Research Writing’, Jointly organized by Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai, 21/11/2021
American Psychological Association (APA) Citation Method 6th Edition, 2-day National Level Workshop on ‘Research Process and Research Writing’, Jointly organized by Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai, 21/11/2021
Research Process, 2-day National Level Workshop on ‘Research Process and Research Writing’, Jointly organized by Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai, 20/11/2021
Review of Literature, 2-day National Level Workshop on ‘Research Process and Research Writing’, Jointly organized by Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai, 20/11/2021
Delivered twenty sessions on Data Analytics for Social Sciences, One Week Professional Certificate Programme on "Data analytics for the Social Science Research", Jointly organized by Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG) & TEERTH Scheme Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU), Gandhinagar, 15/11/2021
Plagiarism and its types, One Week Online Faculty Development Programme on Research Methodology and Research Writing, Rashtriya Raksha University, Gandhinagar, 14/09/2021
Plagiarism Issues, One Week Online International Faculty Development Programme on Research Methodology, Department of Human Resource Development Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat and J Z Shah Arts & H P Desai Commerce College, Amroli, Surat, Amroli , 28/08/2021
An Introduction to Data Analysis using elementary statistical techniques, Training to dissertation students at undergraduate and postgraduate level, School of Liberal Studies, Pandit Deendayal Energy University, Gandhinagar, 08/05/2021
Measurement of Economic Development with Special Focus on HDI (Two lectures), Ishvarbhai Ambalal Patel Visiting Professor's Programme 2021-2022, Post Graduate Department of Economics, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 23/07/2021
Inferential Statistics: Parametric & Non Parametric Hypothesis Testing, FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ON RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN LEGAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES, THE TAMIL NADU Dr. AMBEDKAR LAW UNIVERSITY, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 16/07/2021
Parametric & Non Parametric Hypothesis Testing, Faculty Development Programme in Research Methodology for Social Sciences, Commerce & Management, UGC- Human Resource Development Centre Devi Ahilya University, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, 15/07/2021
Introduction to IBM SPSS Statistics: Frequency, Graph, Descriptive Statistics and Cross Tabulation, FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ON RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN LEGAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES, THE TAMIL NADU Dr. AMBEDKAR LAW UNIVERSITY, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 14/07/2021
Factor Analysis, TWO WEEKS CAPACITY BUILDING TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR YOUNG SOCIAL SCIENCE FACULTY (ONLINE), Central University of Gujarat (CUG), Gandhinagar, 16/06/2021
Parametric and Non Parametric Tests of Hypothesis, TWO WEEK RESEARCH METHODOLOGY TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR FACULTY DEVELOPMENT (ONLINE) DURING 7TH TO 18TH JUNE 2021, Central University of Gujarat (CUG), Gandhinagar, 15/06/2021
LAW AS AN ENABLER FOR THE DIGITAL ECONOMY: AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE, One Day National Webinar, Indian Institute of Legal Studies, Siliguri (West Bengal), 13/06/2021
Inflation and Phillips Curve Analysis, Business Cycle, Economics Live Theatre: UGC NET Paper I and II Preparatory Course, The Indian Economic Association, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 31/05/2021
Introduction to SPSS, Frequency, Graphs, Descriptive Statistics and Cross Tabulation, Ten days Workshop on Research Methodology, Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) and Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), Gandhinagar, 31/05/2021
Demand for Money, Supply of Money, IS -LM Model Approach, Economics Live Theatre: UGC NET Paper I and II Preparatory Course, The Indian Economic Association, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, 28/05/2021
Correlation Analysis, National level online workshop on Research Methodology and Data analysis using SPSS and R studio, Abhinav College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Bhayandar, Mumbai and Crack Economics and Statistics, Bhayandar, Mumbai, 05/06/2021
Simple Linear Regression Model (SLRM) and Multiple Linear Regression Model (MLRM), National level online workshop on Research Methodology and Data analysis using SPSS and R studio, Abhinav College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Bhayandar, Mumbai and Crack Economics and Statistics, Bhayandar, Mumbai, 05/06/2021
Non-Parametric Test: (1) Run Test (2) Maan-Whitney Test (3) Wilcoxon signed-rank test (4) Kruskal-Wallis test (5) Chi-Square Test, TWO WEEKS CAPACITY BUILDING TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR YOUNG SOCIAL SCIENCE FACULTY (ONLINE), Indian Council for Social Sciences Research (ICSSR), New Delhi and Centre for Social Studies (CSS), Surat, Surat, 29/04/2021
Identification of Research Problem in Business Research, Guest Lecture, S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Surat, 26/04/2021
Research tools for data collection: Interview and Questionnaire Method, TWO WEEKS CAPACITY BUILDING TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR YOUNG SOCIAL SCIENCE FACULTY (ONLINE), Indian Council for Social Sciences Research (ICSSR), New Delhi and Centre for Social Studies (CSS), Surat, Surat, 22/04/2021
Making Indian Economy Self-Reliant: Industry 4.0-Components and Challenges, One Week National Workshop on ‘Making Indian Economy Self-Reliant: Challenges and Opportunities’, Teaching Learning Centre (TLC), under Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT), Central University of Punjab, Bathinda, 28/03/2021
Parametric and Non Parametric Test, 10 Days ICSSR Research Methodology Course, Department of Psychology, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 21/03/2021
Practical Understanding of SPSS and Excel, 10 Days ICSSR Research Methodology Course, Department of Psychology, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 21/03/2021
Designing Protocol For Statistical Validation, Ph.D Content Course in Biosciences, Department of Biosciences, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 19/03/2021
Overview of Quantitative Research Methods; Instruments of data collection: Interview Schedule, Questionnaire, An Interactive Workshop on Research methodology in Social Sciences, Centre for Social Studies (CSS), Surat and Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, Surat, 03/06/2021
Sampling Procedure and Techniques, Probability and Non-Probability Sampling, Sampling Error, Sample Size, Standard Error of the sample mean, Introduction to Hypothesis Testing, An Interactive Workshop on Research methodology in Social Sciences, Centre for Social Studies (CSS), Surat and Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, Surat, 03/06/2021
Research Information System and Plagiarism, Young Researchers Meet for Resurgence and Innovation, Jointly Organized by Research For Resurgence Foundation (RFRF) and Student Startup & Innovation Policy (SSIP), Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 03/04/2021
Inferential Statistics, Parametric and Non Parametric Hypothesis Testing, Ten days Workshop on Research Methodology, Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) and Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), Gandhinagar, 02/06/2021
Multivariate Analysis: Multiple Regression model and Factor Analysis, PhD course-work lecture series, Pandit Deendayal Energy University (PDEU), Gandhinagar, 02/04/2021
Sampling procedure and technique, A TRAINING COURSE ON RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN SOCIAL SCIENCES (ONLINE) (FOR PH.D. AND POST-DOCTORAL SCHOLARS), CENTRE FOR SOCIAL STUDIES, SURAT, Surat, 01/09/2021
Tools for primary data collection, A TRAINING COURSE ON RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN SOCIAL SCIENCES (ONLINE) (FOR PH.D. AND POST-DOCTORAL SCHOLARS), CENTRE FOR SOCIAL STUDIES, SURAT, Surat, 01/09/2021
Introduction to Research, National level online workshop on Research Methodology and Data analysis using SPSS and R studio, Abhinav College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Bhayandar, Mumbai and Crack Economics and Statistics, Bhayandar, Mumbai, 01/06/2021
Research and Sampling Design, National level online workshop on Research Methodology and Data analysis using SPSS and R studio, Abhinav College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Bhayandar, Mumbai and Crack Economics and Statistics, Bhayandar, Mumbai, 01/06/2021
Common Fallacies and Paradoxes in Research and Statistics, Prof. R. G. Kothari Lecture Series, Council for Teacher Education Foundation (CTEF) Gujarat in collaboration with Department of Education Children’s University, Gandhinagar, 28/12/2020
Common Fallacies and Paradoxes in Research and Statistics, Prof. R. G. Kothari Lecture Series, Council for Teacher Education Foundation (CTEF) Gujarat in collaboration with Department of Education Children’s University, Gandhinagar, 28/12/2020
Basic Econometrics & Forecasting Using IBM SPSS Statistics, Five Days Online Research Methodology Workshop on BFSI Sector for Faculty in Universities and Colleges and Institutions of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India and Sydenham Faculty Development Centre (SFDC) in association with Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, S. K. College of Science & Commerce, Nerul, Nevi Mumbai, Mumbai, 12/06/2020
Basic Econometrics & Forecasting Using IBM SPSS Statistics, Five Days Online Research Methodology Workshop on BFSI Sector for Faculty in Universities and Colleges and Institutions of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India and Sydenham Faculty Development Centre (SFDC) in association with Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, S. K. College of Science & Commerce, Nerul, Nevi Mumbai, Mumbai, 12/06/2020
Hypothesis Testing: Parametric Vs Non-Parametric, Faculty Development Programme under AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academic Programme on The Data Driven Transformation in Drug Discovery: Harnessing the Power of Data, Maliba Pharmacy College, Uka Tarsadia University, Bardoli, Bardoli, 10/10/2020
Hypothesis Testing: Parametric Vs Non-Parametric, Faculty Development Programme under AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academic Programme on The Data Driven Transformation in Drug Discovery: Harnessing the Power of Data, Maliba Pharmacy College, Uka Tarsadia University, Bardoli, Bardoli, 10/10/2020
Hypothesis Testing Parametric Vs Non Parametric Test, National Online Workshop On ‘EMPIRICAL RESEARCH : TOOLS & TECHNIQUES’, XIBA CENTRE FOR RESEARCH, Xavier Institute of Business Administration (XIBA), A Jesuit Business School St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Tirunelveli, Tirunelveli, 30/07/2020
Hypothesis Testing Parametric Vs Non Parametric Test, National Online Workshop On ‘EMPIRICAL RESEARCH : TOOLS & TECHNIQUES’, XIBA CENTRE FOR RESEARCH, Xavier Institute of Business Administration (XIBA), A Jesuit Business School St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Tirunelveli, Tirunelveli, 30/07/2020
How to write a research paper? - Issues and Concerns, Guest Lecture, The Economic Society of Faculty of Arts, Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, 07/12/2020
How to write a research paper? - Issues and Concerns, Guest Lecture, The Economic Society of Faculty of Arts, Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, 07/12/2020
Academic Writing (Research Paper) and Writing Bibliography / References, One Week Online Faculty Development Programme entitled ‘Post Covid-19 Scenario of Teaching – Learning Evaluation and Research’, Hemchandracharya North Gujarat University, Patan and L.N.K. College of Education (CTE), Patan, Patan, 27/05/2020
Academic Writing (Research Paper) and Writing Bibliography / References, One Week Online Faculty Development Programme entitled ‘Post Covid-19 Scenario of Teaching – Learning Evaluation and Research’, Hemchandracharya North Gujarat University, Patan and L.N.K. College of Education (CTE), Patan, Patan, 27/05/2020
Writing a Research Paper & Publishability: Issues & Concerns, National level Webinar, Vanita Vishram Womens College of Commerce, Surat, Surat, 26/05/2020
Writing a Research Paper & Publishability: Issues & Concerns, National level Webinar, Vanita Vishram Womens College of Commerce, Surat, Surat, 26/05/2020
Statistical Analysis – II using SPSS, Five days National Webinar on ‘Some Aspects of Research Methodology’, The Maharja Sayajorao University of Baroda, Vadodara, Vadodara, 15/05/2020
Statistical Analysis – II using SPSS, Five days National Webinar on ‘Some Aspects of Research Methodology’, The Maharja Sayajorao University of Baroda, Vadodara, Vadodara, 15/05/2020
Union Budget-2020, Guest Lecture, Shree J B Dharkawala Mahila Arts College, Surat, Surat, 03/03/2020
Union Budget-2020, Guest Lecture, Shree J B Dharkawala Mahila Arts College, Surat, Surat, 03/03/2020
Research Process, Refresher Course (2 Weeks) in Research Methodology in Social Sciences and Humanities (online), UGC-Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC), University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, Jaipur, 02/12/2020
Measurement Scale, Refresher Course (2 Weeks) in Research Methodology in Social Sciences and Humanities (online), UGC-Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC), University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, Jaipur, 02/12/2020
Research Process, Refresher Course (2 Weeks) in Research Methodology in Social Sciences and Humanities (online), UGC-Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC), University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, Jaipur, 02/12/2020
Measurement Scale, Refresher Course (2 Weeks) in Research Methodology in Social Sciences and Humanities (online), UGC-Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC), University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, Jaipur, 02/12/2020
Multiple Response Analysis using IBM SPSS Statistics, 57th Online Refresher Course: Commerce & Management (27-07-2020 to 09-08-2020), UGC - Human Resource Development Centre (UGC-HRDC), Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 02/08/2020
Multiple Response Analysis using IBM SPSS Statistics, 57th Online Refresher Course: Commerce & Management (27-07-2020 to 09-08-2020), UGC - Human Resource Development Centre (UGC-HRDC), Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 02/08/2020
Contribution of Scholarly Publications in API Score, National Level Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on Publishing With Scholarly Journals, S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Surat, Surat, 13/01/2020
Contribution of Scholarly Publications in API Score, National Level Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on Publishing With Scholarly Journals, S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Surat, Surat, 13/01/2020
Identification of Research Problem, Refresher Course (2 Weeks) in Research Methodology in Social Sciences and Humanities (online), UGC-Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC), University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, Jaipur, 01/12/2020
Identification of Research Problem, Refresher Course (2 Weeks) in Research Methodology in Social Sciences and Humanities (online), UGC-Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC), University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, Jaipur, 01/12/2020
Recent Changes in India’s Economic Development, University Extension Lecture Series, Shri Surat Jilla Sahakari Bank Commerce College & Shri Sayan Sahkari Khand Udhyog Arts College, Olpad, Olpad, 01/01/2020
Recent Changes in India’s Economic Development, University Extension Lecture Series, Shri Surat Jilla Sahakari Bank Commerce College & Shri Sayan Sahkari Khand Udhyog Arts College, Olpad, Olpad, 01/01/2020
Capitalism – Present Crisis and Reforms, Guest Lecture, at BRCM College of Business Administration, Surat, Surat, 21/10/2019
India’s Economic Development in Post-Independence Era: Some Observations, Guest Lecture, Sheth C D Barfiwala College of Commerce, Surat, Surat, 19/08/2019
India’s Economic Development: Issues and Concerns on Recent Changes, Guest Lecture, Rofel Commerce College, Vapi, Vapi, 30/07/2019
How to write research paper?, State Level Research Workshop, Gujarat Economic Association, Forum of the Teachear’s of Economics – Veer Narmad South Gujarat University Area and Smt. C. D. Jobalia Rofel Arts and Smt. I. S. R. Achchhariwala Rofel Commerce College, Vapi, Vapi, 07/10/2019
Conducted two days sessions in the ‘Six Days Workshop on Advanced Applied Statistics using IBM SPSS and IBM SPSS AMOS for Legal Studies’ - 6-7, April, 2019, ‘Six Days Workshop on Advanced Applied Statistics using IBM SPSS and IBM SPSS AMOS for Legal Studies’, Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, 06/04/2019
Data Analysis, 29th Short Term Research Methodology Workshop on Social Sciences, Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG), Department of Education, Government of Gujarat, Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad, 05/07/2019
Interpretation of Data, 29th Short Term Research Methodology Workshop on Social Sciences, Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG), Department of Education, Government of Gujarat, Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad, 05/07/2019
(i) Review of Literature and APA Citation and (ii) Publishablity and Plagiarism: Issues and Detection, Guest Lecture, Centre for Studies in Economics and Planning, Central University of Gujarat, Gandhinagar, 05/04/2019
Two sessions on (i) Introduction to SPSS and (ii) Forecasting and Time Series - Expert Modelar, ICSSR Sponsored Two Weeks Capacity Building Programme on Research in Accounting and Finance, Department of Accounting and Financial Management, Faculty of Commerce, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, 19/04/2019
Human Development Index in India, U.G.C. sponsored Refresher Course in Economics (02-Dec-2019 to 15-Dec-2019) for University and College Teachers, UGC- Human Resource Development Centre of Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad, 04/12/2019
Research in Pure and Social Science, Workshop on Research Methodology, Department of Economics, Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad, 04/12/2019
Approaches in Research – Quantitative and Qualitative, Workshop on Research Methodology, Department of Economics, Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad, 04/12/2019
Literature Review, Guest Lecture, Luthra Institute of Management, Surat, 19/02/2019
(i) Introduction to SPSS Software (ii) Hypothesis Testing( parametric and non-parametric tests) (iii) Correlation analysis and (iv) SPSS for Regression analysis including bivariate and multivariate regression, Five Day Workshop on Research Methodology and Computer Applications, Centre for Studies in Economics and Planning, Central University of Gujarat, Gandhinagar, 25/01/2019
Research Methodology, Guest Lecture, Planning Forum, SPB English Medium College of Commerce, Surat, 12/09/2018
Publishability: Issues & Concerns, 48th Refresher Course : Development Economics, UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 24/11/2018
HDI - Genesis, Methodology & Forecasting: An Indian Experience, 48th Refresher Course : Development Economics, UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 24/11/2018
Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy, Guest Lecture, Luthra Institute of Management, Surat, 11/09/2018
Four sessions on ‘E-views, U.G.C. sponsored RUSA Sponsored FDP On Research Methodology Using R and EVIEWS, UGC- Human Resource Development Centre of Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, 26/10/2018
Conducted two days’ workshop on ‘SPSS’ - 22-23, October, 2018, Workshop on ‘SPSS’, School of Liberal Studies (SLS), Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), Gandhinagar, 22/10/2018
(i) Econoemtric Modelling and (ii) Forecasting, Guest Lecture, Centre for Studies in Economics and Planning, Central University of Gujarat, Gandhinagar, 10/12/2018
Report Writing, One Day Workshop on ‘Research Methodology’, Department of Human Resource Development, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 19/09/2018
Conducted four days’ workshop on ‘Advanced 'Applied Statistics using IBM SPSS Statistics for Legal Studies' - 13-16, September 2018, ‘Advanced Applied Statistics using IBM SPSS Statistics for Legal Studies', Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, 13/09/2018
(i) Review of Literature and (ii) Research Methodology, One Day State Level Workshop on ‘Review of Literature and Research Methodology’, D R Patel & R B Patel Commerce College and Bhaniben C Patel B.B.A. College, Bharthana (Vesu), Surat, 25/08/2018
(i) Types of Tests (Parametric & Non-parametric) (ii) Data Analysis and Interpretation, Workshop on ‘Scientific Research Writing’, Department of Extension Education, N M College of Agriculture, Navsari Agriculture University, Navsari, 23/08/2018
Structure of Research Paper and Matters to Consider While Writing, ‘Research Paper Writing Workshop’, Department of Education, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 06/07/2018
Two sessions on 'Non-Parametric Tests', Short Term Research Methodology Course on 'Research Methodology for All Subjects', Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG), Ahmedabad, 06/01/2018
(i) Chi-Squre test for 2*2 and k*k with Phi, Cremer’s V and Contingency Coefficient and (ii) Publication Process, ICSSR Sponsored ‘Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty Members’, Department of Education, Saurastra University, Rajkot, 29/04/2018
‘Cashless Economy Through Demonetization: Issues and Concern during Recent Changes in Indian Economy’, One day National Level Seminar under Internal Quality Assurance (IQAC) on ‘Contemporary Issues in Commerce and Management: An Indian Perspective’, D R Patel and R B Patel Commerce College and Bhaniben C Patel B.B.A. College, Bharthana (Vesu), Surat, 04/03/2018
(i) Non-parametric tests (ii) Correlation Analysis (iii) Regression Analysis, Faculty Development Programme on ‘Research Methodology and Data Analysis’, Tolani Motwane Institute of Management Studies (TMIMS), Adipur, 27/03/2018
(i) Research Process (ii) Types of Data and Scale of Measurements (iii) Parametric Tests, Faculty Development Programme on ‘Research Methodology and Data Analysis’, Tolani Motwane Institute of Management Studies (TMIMS), Adipur, 26/03/2018
Two sessions on ‘ Human Development: Genesis, Measurements and Issues with special reference to India’, Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty Members, Sardar Patel Institute of Economic and Social Research (SPISER), Ahmedabad and Sponsored by The Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, Ahmedabad, 24/03/2018
Indian Economy: Contemporary Issues for Development, Faculty Development Programme, Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG), Ahmedabad, 21/03/2018
Indian Economy: Contemporary Issues, Guest Lecture, C P Patel & F H Shah Commerce College, Anand, 03/12/2018
Data Reduction Technology (Factor Analysis), 3rd Faculty Development Programme : Motivation for Quality and Impactful Research, UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 03/12/2018
(i) Simple Regression (ii) Multiple Regression (iii) Logistic Regression (iv) Factor Analysis, National Level Workshop on ‘Data Analytics’, Laxmi Vidyapeeth, Sarigaam, 03/07/2018
Conducted Two days’ Workshop on 'Applied Statistics using IBM SPSS Statistics for Legal Studies' - 3-4, February 2018, 'Workshop on 'Applied Statistics using IBM SPSS Statistics for Legal Studies', Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, 03/02/2018
Two sessions on 'Regression Analysis', 2nd One Week National Faculty Development Programme (NFDP) on 'Structural Equation Modelling with AMOS', Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of SPB English Medium College of Commerce and South Gujarat Branch of Indian Accounting Association (SGBIAA), Surat, 21/02/2018
Two session on 'Correlation Analysis', 2nd One Week National Faculty Development Programme (NFDP) on 'Structural Equation Modelling with AMOS', Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of SPB English Medium College of Commerce and South Gujarat Branch of Indian Accounting Association (SGBIAA), Surat, 20/02/2018
Scale of Measurements, Guest Lecture, Luthra Institute of Management, Surat, 19/02/2018
Introduction of Gretl, Descriptive Statistics, Frequency Distribution, Box Plot, Correlation, Liner Regression (Bi-variate), Log conversion, Diagnostic Checks - Heteroscedasticity, Normality of Residual, Multiple Regression, Workshop on 'Computational Methods in Economics', Department of Economics, M.S.University of Baroda, Vadodara, 02/02/2018
(1) India's Human Development Index (HDI): Methodology, Trends and Forecasting and (2) Housing, Household Amenities and Assets in Urban Population in India: An Exploration of Census - 2011, Refresher Course in Globalization and Emerging Economic Trends, UGC-Human Resource Development Center (HRDC), Mharshi Dayanand Sharaswati University (MDS), Ajmer, 15/12/2017
'Introduction to IBM SPSS Statistics', Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) sponsored workshop on 'Research Methodology and Data Analysis', Department of Human Resource Development, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 12/06/2017
'Forecasting using Expert Modeler', 'One Week Workshop on Research Methodology and Data Analysis', Sir K P Commerce College, Surat, 28/09/2017
'Multiple Response Analysis using IBM-SPSS Statistics', 'One Week Workshop on Research Methodology and Data Analysis', Sir K P Commerce College, Surat, 23/09/2017
Conducted two day ‘Workshop on Applied Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics for Legal Studies’ - 23-24, September, 2017, ‘Workshop on Applied Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics for Legal Studies’, Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, 23/09/2017
'Structure of Research Paper and Matters to Consider While Writing (Quantitative and Qualitative Research Paper)', Workshop on 'Research Paper Writing', Department of Education, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 15/09/2017
'Writing a research proposal', One-day workshop on 'Research Methodology', Department of Human Resource Development, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 14/09/2017
‘Aspects of Plagiarism in Scientific Research Publications’, Guest Lecture, Department of Pharmacology, Govt. Medical College and New Civil Hospital, Surat, 09/03/2017
‘Research Methodology in Commerce’, One day Seminra, Sir K P Commerce College, Surat, 09/02/2017
'Philosophy of Research', Ph.D. content course for Sanskrit, Education, History etc., Department of Gujarati, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU), Surat, 08/05/2017
'Factor Analysis using IBM SPSS Statistics', Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) sponsored workshop on 'Research Methodology and Data Analysis', Department of Human Resource Development (HRD), Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU), Surat, 17/06/2017
(1) 'Demonetization and Indian Budget 2017-18: Some Observations' and (2) India's Economic Development: Journey from Nehru to Modi', 42nd Refresher Course: Economics, UGC - Human Resource Development Centre (UGC-HRDC), Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 15/06/2017
'Charts using IBM SPSS Statistics', Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) sponsored workshop on 'Research Methodology and Data Analysis', Department of Human Resource Development, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 13/06/2017
(1) Types of Data and Scale of Measurements (2) Frequency Distribution, Cross tabulations, Chi-square test, Phi and Cramer's V test (3) Testing of Normality (4) Different t-test, One Way ANOVA, 'Research Methodology Workshop', Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, 22/05/2017
Conducted one week National Level Short Term Course on ‘Research Methodology and Data Analysis for Commerce and Management’ - June 5, 2017 to June 11, 2017, Workshop on ‘SPSS Statistical Data Analysis’, Department of Commerce and Business Administration, Saurastra University, Rajkot, 05/06/2017
(i) Factor Analysis (ii) Reliability Test (iii) Discriminant Analysis and (iv) Cluster Analysis, Workshop on 'Use of Software for Economic and Business Analysis', Department of Business Economics, Faculty of Commerce The Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara, 05/03/2017
(i) Introduction to Cross Section Data Analysis (ii) Descriptive Statistics and Frequency Distribution (iii) Cross tabulations with Chi-Square test along with Phi and Cramer's V and (iv) Multiple Response Analysis, Workshop on 'Use of Software for Economic and Business Analysis', Department of Business Economics, Faculty of Commerce The Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara, 04/03/2017
Univariate, Bivariate and Multivariate Regression Analysis Techniques, National Level Ten Days Research Methodology Course for Ph.D. Students in Social Sciences, Department of Economics, Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak (Madhya Pradesh), 23/03/2017
Important Parametric Test, National Level Ten Days Research Methodology Course for Ph.D. Students in Social Sciences, Department of Economics, Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak (Madhya Pradesh), 22/03/2017
Two sessions on ‘Parametric Test’, One week National Faculty Development Programme on ‘Research Methodology with SPSS’, Internal Quality Assurance Cell of SPB English Medium College of Commerce (College with Potential for Excellence) and South Gujarat Branch of Indian Accounting Association, Surat, 27/02/2017
‘Risk and Uncertainty’, Guest lecture under university extension lecture series, Shree J B Dharukawala Mahila Arts College, Surat, 25/02/2017
‘Impact of Demonetization on Indian Economy’, One Day State Level Seminar on ‘Impact of Demonetization on Indian Economy and GST and Indian Economy, HNGU Area Economics Teacher’s Association and Shri V R Patel College of Commerce, Mehsana, 19/02/2017
‘HDI-Methodological Issues, Trends and Forecasting for India’, Faculty Development Programme, Knowledge Consortium of Gujarat (KCG), Ahmedabad, 13/02/2017
Two sessions on ‘Correlation and Regression’, One week National Faculty Development Programme on ‘Research Methodology with SPSS’, Internal Quality Assurance Cell of SPB English Medium College of Commerce (College with Potential for Excellence) and South Gujarat Branch of Indian Accounting Association, Surat, 01/03/2017
Conducted two day workshop on ‘Advance SPSS Workshop’ - 11-12, November 2016, Workshop on ‘SPSS Statistical Data Analysis’, Workshop on ‘Advance SPSS Workshop’, organized by Faculty of Management Studies for faculties, Vadodara, 11/11/2016
Conducted two day workshop on ‘Advance SPSS Workshop’ - 11-12, November 2016, Workshop on ‘SPSS Statistical Data Analysis’, Workshop on ‘Advance SPSS Workshop’, organized by Faculty of Management Studies for faculties, Vadodara, 11/11/2016
Economic History of India – From Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru to Shri Narendra Modi, Guest Lecture, Udhna Citizen Commerce College, Surat, 11/08/2016
Economic History of India – From Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru to Shri Narendra Modi, Guest Lecture, Udhna Citizen Commerce College, Surat, 11/08/2016
Conducted two day workshop on ‘SPSS Statistical Data Analysis’ - 9-10, November 2016, Workshop on ‘SPSS Statistical Data Analysis’, Faculty of Management Studies for students, Parul University, Vadodara, 09/11/2016
Conducted two day workshop on ‘SPSS Statistical Data Analysis’ - 9-10, November 2016, Workshop on ‘SPSS Statistical Data Analysis’, Faculty of Management Studies for students, Parul University, Vadodara, 09/11/2016
‘Academic Performance Indicator’, Faculty Development Programmme, Z F Wadia Women’s College, Surat, 22/07/2016
‘Academic Performance Indicator’, Faculty Development Programmme, Z F Wadia Women’s College, Surat, 22/07/2016
'Plagiarism: Detection, Issues and Challenges', Expert talk, Sarvajanik College of Engineering and Technology, Surat, 05/03/2016
'Plagiarism: Detection, Issues and Challenges', Expert talk, Sarvajanik College of Engineering and Technology, Surat, 05/03/2016
Multiple Regression, Residual Normality Testing, Parameter Stability Test, Multicolinearity, Auto-correlation, Hetroscedasticity, Structural Break etc and Introduction to SPSS, Multi Response Analysis, Factor Analysis, Discriminant Analysis, Workshop on Use of Software for Economic and Business Analysis, Department of Business Economics, Faculty of Commerce The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, 28/04/2016
Multiple Regression, Residual Normality Testing, Parameter Stability Test, Multicolinearity, Auto-correlation, Hetroscedasticity, Structural Break etc and Introduction to SPSS, Multi Response Analysis, Factor Analysis, Discriminant Analysis, Workshop on Use of Software for Economic and Business Analysis, Department of Business Economics, Faculty of Commerce The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, 28/04/2016
'Introduction to Gretl - Descriptive Statistics, Correlation, Testing of Normality, Log of variables, Lag of variables, Creating time series etc, Basic Econometrics Using Gretl - Ordinary Least Square Method, Bivariate Regression, Interpretation, Workshop on Use of Software for Economic and Business Analysis, Department of Business Economics, Faculty of Commerce The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, 27/04/2016
'Introduction to Gretl - Descriptive Statistics, Correlation, Testing of Normality, Log of variables, Lag of variables, Creating time series etc, Basic Econometrics Using Gretl - Ordinary Least Square Method, Bivariate Regression, Interpretation, Workshop on Use of Software for Economic and Business Analysis, Department of Business Economics, Faculty of Commerce The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, 27/04/2016
'Research Methodology', Guest Lecture under Planning Forum, S P B English Medium College of Commerce, Surat, 04/02/2016
'Research Methodology', Guest Lecture under Planning Forum, S P B English Medium College of Commerce, Surat, 04/02/2016
Quantitative Methods, UGC Academic Exchange of Teacher Programme, Post Graduate Department of Economics, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 29/01/2016
Quantitative Methods, UGC Academic Exchange of Teacher Programme, Post Graduate Department of Economics, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 29/01/2016
‘Livestock Farming in India: Status, Growth and Challenges’, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on ‘Livestock Farming: Economic Issues, Policy and Challenges’, Post Graduate Department of Economics under UGC Centre of Advanced Studies (CAS-I), Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 21/01/2016
‘Livestock Farming in India: Status, Growth and Challenges’, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on ‘Livestock Farming: Economic Issues, Policy and Challenges’, Post Graduate Department of Economics under UGC Centre of Advanced Studies (CAS-I), Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 21/01/2016
‘Research Paper Writing’, Guest Lecture, Department of Education, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 01/09/2016
‘Research Paper Writing’, Guest Lecture, Department of Education, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 01/09/2016
‘Correlation and Regression’, University Extended Lecture, Shree J B Dharukawala Mahila Arts College, Surat, 12/09/2015
(1) Measurement Scaling Concept and (2) Questionnaire Design, Expert talk, Shrimad Rajchandra Institute of Management & Computer Application, UKA Tarsadia University, Bardoli, 08/09/2015
(1) Frequency distribution, Standard Normal Distribution, Cross Tabulation, Describing Data through Graphs and Charts and (2) Comparing Means: One sample t-test, Independent sample t-test, Dependent (paired) sample t-test, Analysis of Variance(ANOVA), National Level “Research Methodology Training Course in Social Sciences”, Centre for Social Studies and Mahatma Gandhi Department of Rural Studies, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat and Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, Surat, 08/04/2015
(i) Indian Ocean Trade (ii) Price Indices in India: Inflation Measurements (iii) Human Development: Meaning, Measurement and Trends in India and Georgia (iv) Poverty: Meaning and Measurements in India, Guest Lecture, Batumi Navigation Teaching University Ltd., Batumi, Georgia, 05/06/2015
‘MGNREGA – As an Alternative for Rural Development in India’, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on ‘Rural Employment: With Special Reference to Farm and Non-Farm Activities’, Post Graduate Department of Economics under UGC Centre of Advanced Studies (CAS-I), Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, 03/01/2015
Basic Data Analysis: Descriptive Statistics & Graphical Presentation and Introduction of Hypothesis Testing: Type-I and Type-II error, level of significance, power of the test, One Day Workshop on Biostatistics, Department of Human Resrouce Development, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 28/02/2015
‘Price Indices’, Guest Lecture in PGDRM programme, Department of Human Resource Development, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, 02/09/2015
Mr. Rupesh Dave, Ph.D, A Study pf Socio-Economic and health Conditions of Construction Labour in Unorganised Sector: Special Reference to Surat City and Kamrej Taluka , 2016
Ms. Zankhana Parmar, Ph.D, Socio Economic Conditions of Women in Unorganised Sector - A Study of Surat City: With Special Reference to Different Occupations in Unorganised sector , 2017
Mr. Ashok Solanki, Ph.D, Utilisation Pattern of Industrial Training Institutions' Certificate Holders of Rajkot District", 2017
Mr. Sanjay V Chaudhari, Ph.D, A Study of Food Security among Tribals of Dahod District: With Special reference to Zalod and Fatehpura Talukas , 2017
Ms. Hina Panjabi, Ph.D, An Analytical Study of the Skill Gap in the Weaving and Processing Fragments of the Textile Industry in Surat , 2017
Mr. Mahesh Damor, Ph.D, Rural Development and Common Property Resources: With Special Reference to Dahod District , 2019
Mr. Rajdab Rybayendra, Ph.D, An Econometric Modelling for the Impact of International Trade on Economic Growth of Rwanda , 2020
Anita H Patel, Ph.D, A Study of Social Security Scheme (In the Context of Ahmadabad District), Awarded , December, 2015
Shweta Sharma, Ph.D, Economic and Social Well Being Index (EASWBI) : A Comparative Study of Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Awarded , August, 2020
Gulshan M Vora, Ph.D, Socio-Economic Condition of Affected Resettled People by Ukai Dam Project : A Case Study of Tapi Districat, Awarded , January, 2021
Dilipm M Chaudhari, Ph.D, Economic studies of beneficiary farmers of Forest Rights Act - 2006 (In the context of Mandvi and Umarpada talukas of Surat district), Awarded , October, 2021
Sudhir Kantibhai, Ph.D, A Study of Socio-Economic Conditions of Construction Labour in Unorganised Sector in Gujarat State, Pursuing, Jun 2018 onwards
Dilipm M Chaudhari, M.Phil, Revisit of BPL Families in Gujarat: A Study of Tapi District, Awarded , Jun 2016
ShivangJalsanwala, Ph.D., An Investigation of the Tribal Development of adivasi Under the Tribal Sub - Plan of Surat District, Awarded, 2018
KanchanVasava, Ph.D., A study of Changes in Agricultural Productivity through Canal Irrigation : In The Context of Surat District, Pursuing, 2021
Vadia Mayuri, Ph.D., Role of SHGs (Self Help Group) in Socio-Economic Development of Women in Surat District, Awarded, July 2015
Mehta Sachin, Ph.D., A Study of Savings, Investment and Economic Growth for India – An Econometric Analysis” , Awarded, July 2015
Shah Falguni, Ph.D., A Study on Human Relationships in Industries: A Case Study of Changodar Industrial Area, Ahmedabad, Awarded, August 2017
Desai Zarna, Ph.D., Growth of Sugar Co-Operative Industry and It’s Socio-Economic Impact on Employees, Labourers, and Farmers : A case Study of Gandevi Sugar Factory, Awarded, August 2017
Vinzuda Jagruti, Ph.D., Socio-Economic and Health Status of Textile Workers (With Special Reference to Garden Silk Mills Ltd. Surat), Awarded, November 2018
Pandya Chirag, Ph.D., Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Indian Economy, Awarded, November 2018
Vadikar Prashant Ishverlal, Ph.D., Indian Tax Reforms: An Assessment of Initiatives, Trends and Impact, Awarded, January 2019
Mohammed A.A. Abuyounis, Ph.D., Financial Development and Economic Growth: An Econometric Study in India and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries, Awarded, January 2019
Divyesh Mehta, Ph.D., A Study of National Pension System and Pension Schemes of Mutual Fund in India (Provisional Title), Pursuing
Sheetal Mali, Ph.D., A study regarding companies registered under CSR Act in Surat city (Provisional Title), Pursuing
Ajay Patil, Ph.D., Implementation and Effects of National Food Security Act-2013, With Special Reference To Tribals of Tapi and Dang District (Provisional Title), Pursuing
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