The Indian Economic Service (IES) is a prestigious civil service division within the Indian government that focuses on economic analysis, policy creation, and research. IES officials have critical responsibilities in setting national economic policies, conducting extensive research, and directing projects that affect the country's economic success. Their tasks include assessing vital economic statistics, identifying trends, helping to the strategic creation of national programs, and advising on fiscal and monetary policy. Through their activities, IES officials have a tremendous effect on India's economic environment and growth trajectory.
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Program Level | Program | Eligibility Criteria | Stream | Minimum Marks |
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Bachelor's | Bachelor's Degree in Economics (B.A./B.Sc.) | Successful completion of 10+2 education | Economics/Mathematics/Statistics | Minimum 50% aggregate (subject to institution) |
Master's | Master's Degree in Economics (M.A./M.Sc.) | Bachelor's degree in Economics or a related discipline | Economics/Finance/Statistics | Minimum 55% aggregate (subject to university) |
Professional | Indian Economic Service (IES) Exam | Master's degree in Economics/Applied Economics or related field | Economics/Econometrics | No specific minimum marks, selection based on IES examination |
Institute Name | Location |
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Delhi School of Economics (DSE) | New Delhi |
Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) | Kolkata |
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) | New Delhi |
University of Delhi (DU) | New Delhi |
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) | Mumbai |
Madras School of Economics (MSE) | Chennai |
University of Mumbai (Mumbai University) | Mumbai |
Indian Institute of Management (IIM) | Various Locations |
Banaras Hindu University (BHU) | Varanasi |
University of Calcutta | Kolkata |
Exam Name | Purpose |
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IES Exam | For recruitment into the Indian Economic Service. |
- Analyzing economic data to identify trends and provide insights.
- Conducting research to support policy formulation and implementation.
- Collaborating with other government departments on economic initiatives.
- Preparing reports and presentations on economic issues.
- Advising policymakers on the implications of economic decisions.