Dse entrance exam

The Delhi School of Economics was set up in 1949. It is one of the most sought-after colleges in India. It is one of the sought-after colleges at Delhi University. There is an old saying that "MA economics at DSE gives the highest ROI."

One thing you should know about DSE is that cracking the entrance exam is no easy task. It is very difficult to crack the DSE Entrance exam without any outside help hence It is advised to join a good coaching institute. MAEconomics.com has the best study material and is showing results year after year both in ISI and MSQE. You can check out our courses and get yourself enrolled for a better chance of success.

Direct/Merit Mode- At least 60% marks in the aggregate of the B.A. Economics (Hons) of the University of Delhi.

Entrance Test Mode- At least 60% or First Division or equivalent CGPA in any Graduate/Post-graduate degree in any subject from the University of Delhi or any Indian University recognized by the University of Delhi.

However, the minimum qualifying marks in the Entrance Test will be 40% (General category), 36% (OBC category), and 20% (SC/ST category).

50% seats are reserved for B.A. Economics (Hons) graduates from the University of Delhi, their admission will be done based on merit/marks. 

The remaining 50% of seats will be filled through the Delhi university direct entrance exam called DUET.

Salary packages of DSE range from INR 7 LPA- INR 22 LPA, with an average of about INR 11 LPA in 2020. Apart from placements, DSE students are admitted into some of the best Ph.D. programs around the world.

You have a choice to select from a range of roles like business analysis at Goldman Sachs, sales and marketing at imarc, advisory at Essex, analytics at American Express, investment banking at Nomura,  and economic research at HDFC.

Selection in the MA economics course of DSE is the easy part. Almost 230 students are chosen for DSE, but only 80-90 make it to the second year. The competition is so tough inside because there you will be competing among India's best economic brains India, many students drop out because of that. 

If you are not a marks-oriented student then DSE might not be a good option for you. You can consider JNU as the MA Economics program there is much more relaxed and at a lighter pace.

One year course running from September to March.

• Classes on weekends, Saturday-Sunday.
• Regular doubt sessions to discuss past years, quizzes, tests, etc
• Everything in the mock test series program is included 
• Targets all top colleges, DSE, IGIDR, IIT, JNU.
• Video Back up of all classes.
• All ISI-DSE problem’s solutions
• Question Bank on each topic.
• Mock Tests
• Interview Counselling

Fee- Rs.38,000

The whole syllabus crunched into a small course for those who missed out on a full-time batch.

Starts on 15th January.

• Doubt sessions to discuss past years, quizzes, tests, etc
• Past year solution + Mock test series program is included.
• Video Back up of all classes.
• All ISI-DSE problem’s solutions
• Question Bank on each topic.
• Interview Counselling.

Fee- Rs.24,000

Maeconomics.com custom-made video+pdf study material, 100% success guaranteed.

Fee-19,000.

 All past year ISI MSQE paper solution (PEA+PEB).

Fee- 6500

 All past year ISI+DSE+JNU paper's solution.

Fee- Rs.7000