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MUMBAI SCHOOL OF
ECONOMICSAND PUBLIC POLICY
PLACEMENT BROCHURE2017-2019
Director’s Message
About MSE-PP
Faculty
Curriculum
Activities
Collaborations
Alumni
Past Recruiters
Where do we fit in and Why recruit from MSE-PP ?
Students’ Profile
Contact Details
Chairman’s Message
Board of Management
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Mumbai School of Economics and Public Policy is the fresh face of an institute which derives its strong foundation from the 90 year history of the Department of Economics, University of Mumbai. It is not just the nomenclature that claims novelty but also the perspective in which the institute looks at the study of Economics and its allied. Although a traditional stream of Social Science, Economics in the present day has important teachings to render. More so in the sphere of Policy Making and Analytics. With an aim to cater to the intricate challenges of Policy making, MSE-PP has brought about structural and functional improvements in the design of the MA Economics programme. Furthermore, responding to the growing requirement of the industry for professionals in the stream of Analytics and Data Science, the institute has a profile of Professors and Visiting Professors who conduct courses relevant to this field.MSE-PP looks forward to building a niche for its students in the arena of industry, policy and academics. Devoted to building a brigade of ideas equipped with techniques, the institute intends to leave no leaf unturned to provide a conducive environment to the students and faculty in their pursuit for excellence.
From The Chairman’s Desk
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Dr. Vijay Kelkar
I am happy to present to you the students of the batch 2017-19 of Mumbai School of Economics and Public Policy. Founded in 1921, we were the first Department of Economics in India, famously known as the Bombay School. We have a rich legacy of towering personalities like Prof Vakil; Prof. Brahmanada; Prof. Dantwala; Prof Lakdawala to name only a few. The newly rechristened Mumbai School of Economics and Public Policy (MSE-PP) has embarked on the path of carving out a niche for itself and has transformed itself into a Teaching cum Policy Research Think-Tank with substantial engagements with real world policy issues. Apart from receiving training in various branches of Economics our students are also engaged with the world of applied economics and policy making. They have interned with various Departments of Central and State governments. This gives them a first-hand understanding of how their academic understanding interacts with the real world. I am confident that our students (batch of 2017-19) will be an asset to any organization. I wish them the very best in their future endeavors!
Message From The Director
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Dr. Mala Lalvani
Mumbai School of Economics and Public Policy, the erstwhile Department of Economics, was founded in 1921 with appointment of C.N. Vakil as Assistant Professor and since then it has been making significant contributions to academics and policy making at the local and national level. This department has produced several outstanding scholars and policy makers such as Prof.C.N Vakil, M.L.Dantwala, D.T.Lakdawala, P.R. Brahmananda, Kanta Ranadive, T.S. Papola, P.R. Panchamukhi, V.R. Panchamukhi, Ranganath Bhardwaj, J.C. Sandesara, L.K. Deshpande, D.M. Nachane, M.J.M. Rao, Professor V.K.R.V. Rao , Dr. Bimal. Jalan and Lord Meghnad Desai.
The members of the School are consultants to international bodies like the IMF, the World Bank, UNDP, UNW, ILO, and government bodies like the Planning Commission, the Reserve Bank of India, as well as to various state governments and local bodies. The private sector too has benefited immensely from the pool of expertise in the Department. In addition, the faculty publishes widely in reputed national and international journals and have made seminal contributions in their respective fields. A significant portion of academic activity is channelled through various units in the Department. These include the RBI Chair in Monetary Economics and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Chair in Political Economy, the Dr.Vibhuti Shukla Unit in Urban Economics and Regional Development, Walchand Hirachand Unit in Transport Economics, and Dr. D.T. Lakdawala Chair in Planning and Development.
Due to its academic credentials, the MSE-PP has been recognized as a Centre for Advanced Studies in Economics by the University Grants Commission since 1963. A Centre for Women's Studies is also functional in the Department. The Department has been granted an Autonomous status which is a further recognition of its stellar role on the Indian academic map. The Department does not believe in resting on its laurels. Regular attempts are made to make qualitative improvements in teaching and research standards. Since 2007, a M.A. programme with a choice-based credit system has been instituted. In addition, MSE-PP has a thriving Ph.D. programme. The facilities available include a well-appointed computer laboratory where students are imparted hands-on training in the latest software; work stations; well-designed conference rooms, as well as a stimulating departmental library.
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As a milestone carved in the history of the thUniversity of Mumbai in its 160 year was the transformative initiative to expand the nature and scope of the Economics Department to meet the multifarious and multi disciplinary challenges that the contemporary economy faces. This led to renaming of the Department as Mumbai School of Economics and Public Policy. The School will run rigorous inter-disciplinary and subject specific undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and post doctoral courses in Economics, Public Policy, Quantitative Finance and Data Science. It would act as a premium think tank-cum training and research institution in Economics and Public Policy that would harness theoretical and empirical research and assist public and private organisations and devise growth oriented and socially inclusive policies.
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Board of Management
Dr. Vijay Kelkar (Chairperson) Former Finance Secretary and Padma
Vibhushan.
Dr. Vikram Limaye Managing Director & CEO of IDFC,
National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.
Prof. Rajas Parchure Director, Gokhale Institute of Politics &
Economics, Pune
Dr. Rathin Roy Director, National Institute of Public
Finance and Policy (NIPFP), New Delhi
Dr. Ajit Ranade Group Chief Economist, Aditya Birla
Management Corporation Pvt. Ltd.
Prof. Manisha Karne MSE-PP
Dr. Bharathi Kamath MSE-PP
Prof. Mala Lalvani Director, MSE-PP and Member
Secretary
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Faculty Name
Designation
Area of Interest
J.C Sandesara
Professor Emeritus
Industrial Economics
Mala Lalvani
Director
Public Economics, Political Economy, Public Choice, Applied Econometrics
Abhay Pethe
Professor
Urban Economics, Governance, Regional Development, Public Economics
Dolly Sunny
Professor
Development Economics, Labour Economics, Demography
Neeraj Hatekar
Professor
Economic History, Applied Econometrics
Manisha Karne
Professor
Development Economics, Social Infrastructure, Transport Economics
Swati Raju
Associate Professor
Public Economics, Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics, Gender Economics
Suresh Maind
Associate Professor
Infrastructure Economics, Agriculture Economics, Monetary Economics
G. Bharati Kamat
Associate Professor
Industrial Economics, International Economics, Economics of Intangibles
Medha Tapiawala
Associate Professor
Banking and Microfinance, Entrepreneurship, Behavioural Economics
Satyanarayan Kothe
Assistant Professor
Knowledge Economics, Economics of Services, Mathematical Economics, Quantitative Economics
Anuradha Patnaik
Assistant Professor
Applied Econometrics, Monetary Economics, Open Economy Macroeconomics
Faculty Details
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Curriculum
M.A. Economics is the flagship programme of MSE-PP which offers innovative courses that add to the students' comprehensive understanding of Economics. We have a Credit Based Programme spanning 2 years, across 4 semesters. Students coming from diverse backgrounds are initially trained in the core courses for the first two semesters, acquainting them with the theoretical fundamentals of Economics. In the second year of the programme, students choose the courses, from a host of specialised and application based electives. Beginning from the Batch of 2016-18, a Dissertation component has been added to the course where each student is required to pursue research under the guidance of a faculty member. Credits will be awarded to students on successful completion and presentation of the the Dissertation. Further the students will be assessed through an examination, on their study of the Economic Survey of India.
The course is designed to propel students to develop insights not only in Economics but also in allied fields like Public Policy, Finance and Statistics. The Dissertation component allows students to explore novel areas of research with special relevance to the industries and issues in the Indian Economy, which opportunes application of skills and techniques learnt over the span of the course. MSE-PP is a standalone institute that offers courses in Urban Economics and Economics of Services as specialized electives. MSE-PP has ensured that the program remains relevant, and is able to meet the changing needs of the industry, business organizations and of the research arena.
Core Courses
SEMESTER I
SEMESTER II
MICROECONOMICS I Neo-classical Approach to Microeconomics
MICROECONOMICS II Nuances of Contract Behavior and Game Theory
MACROECONOMICS I Introduction to Aggregative Relationships and Mathematical Optimization Techniques
MACROECONOMICS II New Classical and New Keynesian Frameworks.
MATHEMATICS FOR ECONOMICS Dynamic and Static Optimization Techniques drawing basics from Real Analysis
PUBLIC ECONOMICS Analysis of issues relating to taxation and Government expenditure
BASIC ECONOMETRICS Multiple Linear Regression Models and Introduction to Time Series
DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS Economic ideas in Development thinking using tools of Micro and Macroeconomics
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ELECTIVE COURSES
SEMESTER III
SEMESTER IV
URBAN ECONOMICS Theories, Propositions and Issues arising in the
study of an urban situation with special reference to the Mumbai Metropolis
ECONOMICS OF LABOUR MARKET Issues and developments underlying Labour
market dynamics
QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN DEMOGRAPHY
Techniques to study linkages between population and economic development
POLITICAL ECONOMY OF REFORMS Political-economic modeling that aids
understanding of economic reform and its outcomes
PUBLIC CHOICE: THEORY & APPLICATIONS
Appertain Economic techniques to understand the Political reality
METROPOLITAN FINANCE & GOVERNANCE IN INDIA
Issues related to Metropolitan Economies, Governments and the basic theory of
Metropolitan Public Finance
HEALTH ECONOMICS Theoretical foundations and economic evaluation
of Health Economics.
FINANCIAL ECONOMICS Theoretical foundations of Financial Economics
and study of systems of Financial Markets
AGRICULTURE & DEVELOPMENT POLICY Contemporary issues and strategies of agricultural
development in the globalized world
RURAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
Study of Rural theories and issues placed in the national and international context
GENDER ECONOMICS Gendered analysis and study of alternatives
thereof in the functioning of an Economy
ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE & RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
Economic tools to understand the impact of climate change on natural resources and issues
in renewable energy in response to resource management
ECONOMICS OF SERVICES Macroeconomic dynamics of Service Sector Growth
in India
TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS : THEORY & PRACTICE
Interlinkages between the Transport Sector, pricing, market structure, investment and firm
regulation
TIME SERIES ECONOMETRICS Techniques of Time Series Analysis & its
application to Financial Econometrics
INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS Study of Behavior of Firm, Market Structure
and Industrial Finance
INDIAN ECONOMY The Economic Survey of India and Dissertation
Component
"The journey of India'seconomic reforms"Prof. C.Rangarajan
"25 years of Economic Reform and The
Challenges Ahead" P. Chidambaram
Activities
“General Equilibrium” Prof. Jeremy Edward
"Measuring the Macroeconomy"
Prof. T.C.A. Anant, Chief Statistician of India
"First Course onmeasurement of Inequality"
Prof. Subramanian, Madras Institute
of Development Studies
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Serial
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Titles
Speakers
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Demonetisation : The new Experiment
Dr. A. Vasudevan , former Executive
Director, RBI and Niranjan Rajadhyaksha,
Executive Editor, Live Mint. Professor
Neeraj Hatekar.
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What do Economic Models do for us?
Prof. Sudesh Mujumdar
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Fiscal Policy in India
Prof. Rathin Roy, Director, National
Institute of Public Finance and Policy.
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Formulating and Testing Hypothesis in
Indian Macroeconomics
Prof. Ashima Goyal, Professor, Indira
Gandhi Institute of Development Research
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Demographic Transition Of Asia : The Risk
Of Getting Old Without Becoming Rich.
Prof. Andreas Bauer
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FDI in India after Liberalisation : Policy
and performance
Dr. Chandrahas Deshpande
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General Equilibrium Analysis
Prof. Anjan Mukherji
“GST and its impact on Maharastra”Sudhir Mungantivar Subhash Desai,
Shri. Prithviraj ChavanDr.Ajit Ranade.
Activities
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National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM)NISM signed a memorandum of understanding with Mumbai School of economics and public policy to collaborate for the purpose of offering post-graduation certificate / diploma / training courses / programmes in securities / financial markets and related subjects. The courses offered are-
PGCDS- Post graduate certificate in Data Science PGDQF- Post graduate Diploma in Quantitative Finance
Insurance Institute of India.The institute launched Post-graduate Diploma in Health Insurance in collaboration with Mumbai School of economics and public policy, University of Mumbai
Meghnad Desai Academy of EconomicsThe post-graduation Diploma in Economics at MDAE is offered jointly with MSEPP, University of Mumbai
Department of Tribal DevelopmentWe are associated with the department for policy valuations, policy formulations and baseline surveys.
Quant Robo AnalyticsFloating several courses on analytics with Quant Robo Analytics
We are also jointly involved in policy design with - Ministry of Finance, Government of Maharashtra, planning
department Department of Economics & Statistics, Government of Maharashtra Ministry of Health, Government of Maharashtra Ministry of Water resources, Government of Maharashtra
Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of Maharashtra
COLLABORATIONS
NISM
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MDAE
DTD
QRA
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Alumni
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Madhav Godbole IAS (Retd.)
V. S. Chitre Honorary Fellow, Indian School of Political Economy
S.L. Shetty Former Reserve Bank of India & EPWRF
Mr Manoj P Rege IES (Retd), Economic Adviser to the Govt of India
Sunil Bhandare Tata Economic Services (Retd.)
Narendra Jadhav Rajya Sabha MP and formerly with RBI
Mrs. Kishori Udeshi Former Deputy Governor, RBI
M.G.Bhide . Former Chairman & Managing Director, Bank of India
Grace Elizabeth Philip Former Chief General Manager, Reserve Bank of India
Prof. Errol Dsouza Professor & Director, IIM Ahmedabad
Prof. Seeta Prabhu Tata Chair Professor, TISS
Jayraj Salgaokar Co-founder, Editor, Publisher & Managing Director at Kalnirnay
Sanjeev Jha MD & CEO, Fairfirst Insurance Limited, Sri Lanka
Dr. Chiragra Chakrabarty Executive Director Bank of Mauritius
Kavita Singh IAS
Sayantan Mondal Vice President at Citibank NA
Anay S. Vete Vice President, Citicorp Services India
The alumni of the Mumbai School over the years have been associated with the government, Reserve Bank of India, commercial banks, large corporates, think tanks, NGOs, entrepreneurs and academia. The alumni names below are illustrative of this wide array of associations.
Past Recruiters
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WHERE DO WEFIT IN ?
Media and Publishing
Our exposure gives us a diverse understanding of the various dynamics of the subject.
We can contribute towards this sector as media analysts with our strong statistical skills.
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Research and Policy
The curriculum with its varied electives equips us with to work as analysts in a wide range of think tanks, research based institutions, market research organisations and NGOs.
Data Analysts
Decoding consumer patterns, understanding the complicated costing problems and predicting data and trends are important skills we learn.
We have a strong theoretical and practical understanding of forecasting models and how to implement them.
Development Sector
Having studied papers like Political Economy of Reform, Rural Political Economy, The Economics of Labour Markets, Environment Economics, Gender Economics, Urban Economics , Agricultural Economics and with a strong base in Indian Economy, we not only understand the problems of our economy but are also motivated to think in the many lines through which we can contribute towards Social Development.
Majority of the students have
interned in areas that has enabled them to
garner the requisite skills to work at the corporate level
Students coming from diverse streams are selected on the basis of a competitive national level entrance exam
Students are taught and guided by expert faculty who are actively involved in research and
academic publication
The dissertation component allows students to apply, in first
hand, the knowldge and skills leaarnt in the classroom setting
We seek
and aim for
Excellence
Why Recruit from MSE-PP?
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BATCH 2017 - 2019
STUDENTS’ PROFILE
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Ayushi SharmaQualification :- B.A. Economics, MMS FinanceSkill Set :- Basic R ProgrammingInternship/Job Exp. :- eClerx Services Ltd.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Public Choice, Health Economics, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Aishwarya Thakur Qualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- MS-CIT, Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NACurrent Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics
Neha GanuQualification :- B.A. Economics, MMS FinanceSkill Set :- Basic R and Python Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NACurrent Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
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Akshata TawdeQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Dimple MehtaQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Menita MulyeQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R and Python Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- Operations and market research.Current Electives :- Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Health Economics, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Sharmaine Varghese Qualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NACurrent Electives :- Public Choice, Health Economics, Agricultural Development, Gender Economics, Time Series Econometrics.
Pooja JaruptiQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NACurrent Electives :- Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
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Varghese JacobQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Khushali BhanushaliQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Sudeesha JoshiQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- HRAnexiCurrent Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Ridhima Bhatnagar Qualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming, Advanced MS Excel. Internship/Job Exp. :- RubiqueCurrent Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Health Economics, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
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Amol SurveQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Pranali SagwekarQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Health Economics, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services.
Pooja SonparateQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Charuta PradhanQualification :- B.Com. (Banking and Insurance)Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- The Saraswat Cooperative Bank Limited.Current Electives :- Health Economics, Gender Economics, Public Choice, Time Series Econometrics & Agricultural Development.
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Supriya GuptaQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Simran OdraniQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- Center for Monitoring Indian Economy.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Health Economics, Time Series Econometrics.
Mitul KaushalQualification :- B.A.(H) EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- 1. Indian Council for Research in International Economic Relations(ICRIER), 2. CII, 3. Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Health Economics, Time Series Econometrics.
Akshay SurkuleQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming, MS-CIT, Basic DTP.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
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Palak MehtaQualification :- B.A.(H) Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- Eat Easy, Tata Aig.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services.
Rashmi KadamQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- DTP, MS-CIT.Internship/Job Exp. :- Achievers Classes, Suryoday Classes.Current Electives :- Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Health Economics, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services.
Hari ThirupraanaQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R and Python Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- Tribal Department of Maharashtra.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Public Choice, Health Economics, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Mitesh AmberkarQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R and Python Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
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Lavanya Sarkar Qualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- Advitya (NGO)Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Madhumita GokhaleQualification :- B.A. Economics and Statistics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Health Economics, Time Series Econometrics.
Qualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R and Python Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- 1. Ministry of statistics and programme implementation, 2. NUEPA Project, 3. Department of Finance, 4. Mantralaya.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Health Economics, Time Series Econometrics.
Aditya SharmaQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Sunit Das
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Ambika JainQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Health Economics, Time Series Econometrics.
Vaidehi KadamQualification :- BFM Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Qualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R and Python Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Manasi PendseQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Public Choice, Health Economics, Gender Economics, Economics of Services.
Harsh Salgaonkar
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Mithila RautQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- Tribal Department of Maharashtra.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Shreyas DesaiQualification :- B.Com.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Qualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R, Python, SPSS and Tableau Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Dipankar ManjrekarQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Agricultural Development, Time Series Econometrics.
Mugdha Nehre
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Mohan SagarQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Zaid Reshamwala Qualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- C# and Java ProgrammingInternship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Public Choice, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Qualification :- B.Sc.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Sushant SutarQualification :- B.A. EconomicsSkill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Quantitative Methods in Demography, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services, Time Series Econometrics.
Prashant Chormale
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Vinita FernanadesQualification :- B.A. Economics.Skill Set :- Basic R Programming.Internship/Job Exp. :- NA.Current Electives :- Urban Economics, Public Choice, Health Economics, Agricultural Development, Economics of Services
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Ridhima Bhatnagar +91 7738575658
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Sunit Das +91 9167305831
Hari Krishna Thirupraana +91 8779900435
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Placement Committee Representatives
Faculty Co-ordinator(s)
Dr. Swati Raju
Dr. Anuradha Patnaik
Mumbai School Of Economics and Public Policy University of Mumbai, Third Floor,Ranade Bhavan, Vidyanagari, Kalina,Mumbai - 400098Telephone no. :- 022 26526942