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    VIDEO TUTORIALS

    Our expert academic team takes you on a journey of step-by-step learning using visually interactive lectures

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    CONCEPT EBOOKS

    Gain momentum with complementary reading from our state of the art e-library

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    PRACTICE ASSIGNMENTS

    Refine the skills you acquire through meticulously-structured assignments and practice questions

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    ONLINE TESTS

    Benchmark your progress by taking tests that simulate actual exam environment

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Course Details

If you want to be successful, it’s of vital importance that you get your basics right. Start by understanding the foundations of the Indian Economy and its overall development post-1947. You need to familiarize yourself with the sectors of the Indian economy and go through what all impacted its different sectors.

This chapter on Indian economy starts with a brief history from 1947 – 1991 after which the new economic policy 1991- along with topics like Liberalization, privatization, globalization will be explained in detail. Additionally, you will learn all about the present economic tapestry which includes concepts like sectorial division, investment and output income.

Begin learning about the past and present of the Indian economy right away and be one step closer to a great career and bright future.

What you will learn

  • A brief history of the Indian economy from 1947 – 1991
  • Important policies like the economic policy of 1991
  • Valuable Concepts and topics like Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization
  • Relevant information about the present economic tapestry

Curriculum for this course

Videos

  • The Economic History of India

eBook

  • Learn a brief history about Indian Economy and its important policies.

Assignments

  • Indian Economy Practice Assignment 01

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Understanding the Indian Economy