The subjects taught in the course vary from university to university. However, majorly, the subjects are as follows: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Statistics and Econometrics, Mathematical methods for Economics, Game Theory, Development Economics, International Trade, Labour Economics, Balance of Payments, Advanced Econometrics, Public Economics, Law and Economics, Financial Econometrics, Environmental Economics, Investment Finance and Economic Policy, Introduction to World economy, Economic Regulation, and Applied Econometrics. Students are generally given options in semester 3 and semester 4 to choose subjects they wish to study. The subjects taught are different in every university; however, the above mentioned are a few common subjects.