MA Economics Scholarship Test — 19 July 2026
Give a free online test and earn a merit-based scholarship on MA Economics entrance coaching. Designed especially for Delhi University Economics students — open to serious aspirants from any college or university.
⏰ Registrations close 18 July, 11:59 PM · Limited seats · Free to appear
How It Works
Register Free
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Appear — 19 July
Online MCQ test: 50 questions, 60 minutes. +4 for correct, −1 for incorrect.
Results Next Day
Test results announced 20 July. Top performers are invited for a short interview.
10-Minute Interview
A short founders' interview — same transparent process as our June 2026 cycle.
Scholarship by 23 July
Top performers receive their fee waiver percentage by 23 July. Apply it when enrolling.
Start Learning from 20 July
The scholarship test is also your entry point into EduSure's July 2026 MA Economics batch. We begin on 20 July with Maths foundations — continuity and differentiability. Microeconomics starts the following week with budget line basics.
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Scholarship Tiers
Merit-based. Results announced 20 July. Scholarship offers by 23 July.
Rank 1
100% Fee Waiver
Rank 2
75% Fee Waiver
Rank 3–5
50% Fee Waiver
Rank 6–8
25% Fee Waiver
Transparent Scholarship Scoring
We reward serious, coachable students — not just lucky MCQ guesses.
Written Exam
20%50 MCQ test on 19th July, 8–9 PM. Tests Micro, Macro, Statistics, and Mathematical Methods.
Zoom Interview
80%- Conceptual clarity40%
- Communication & passion20%
- Dedication & coachability20%
“We reward serious, coachable students — not just lucky MCQ guesses.”
Scholarship Test Syllabus
Economics, Mathematics & Statistics
This exam evaluates your ability to apply theoretical economic frameworks, mathematical derivations, and statistical analysis to real-world problems.
1. Microeconomic Theory
A. Consumer Behavior & Welfare Economics
- Utility Theory: Marginal and Total Utility, Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
- Consumer Choice: Budget constraints, utility maximization, equimarginal principle, optimal consumption bundles
- General Equilibrium: Edgeworth Box, Pareto Efficiency, Contract Curve
B. Market Dynamics & Elasticity
- Demand & Supply: Market equilibrium, price and quantity determination
- Elasticity: Price elasticity, cross-price elasticity, complementary vs substitute goods, relationship with total revenue
- Economic Surplus: Consumer Surplus, Producer Surplus, Total Surplus
C. Market Structures
- Perfect Competition: Allocative efficiency, P = MC, long-run equilibrium
- Monopoly: Deadweight loss, profit maximization, price discrimination
- Monopolistic Competition: Product differentiation, barriers to entry, comparison with other market structures
D. Theory of Production & Factor Markets
- Production Functions: Aggregate production functions, Cobb-Douglas forms
- Labor Markets: Demand and supply of labor, real wage determination
2. Macroeconomic Theory
A. National Income Accounting
- GDP Framework: Nominal vs Real GDP, GDP per capita, inflation impact
- Measurement Approaches: Expenditure Approach vs Income Approach
- Accounting Particulars: Inventories and investment spending
- Price Indices: CPI, inflation, real earnings
B. Monetary Economics & Policy
- Banking System: High-powered money, cash reserve ratios, money multiplier
- Central Bank Operations: Open Market Operations and reserves
- Monetary Policy: Expansionary vs contractionary policy, interest rates, money supply
C. Fiscal Policy & Aggregate Demand
- Government Expenditure: Government spending vs transfer payments
- Consumption: Taxes, real interest rates, demographics
D. International Economics & Growth
- Balance of Payments: Current account, capital account, portfolio investment, net savings and trade deficits
- Economic Growth: Potential output, education, demographics, tax policy, business cycles vs long-term growth
3. Statistics & Probability
A. Descriptive Statistics
- Mean, Median, Mode
- Choosing the right central tendency measure for skewed vs symmetric distributions
B. Probability Theory
- Basic probability of single and multiple events
- Addition and multiplication rules
- Independent vs dependent events
- Conditional probability
4. Mathematical Methods for Economics
A. Algebra & Calculus
- Systems of equations for equilibrium
- Optimization: utility/profit maximization
- Derivatives: marginal cost, marginal revenue, marginal utility
- Linear and non-linear equations, exponents, logarithms
B. Quantitative Analysis
- Percentage changes
- Growth rates
- Inflation adjustments
- Index number calculation
Eligibility & Details
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