Anju Pariyani's Review On Smt SK Somaiya Junior College Of Education, Mumbai

Masters in Economics required to clear entrance exam, which asks basic economic question to test basic knowledge on same. I scored 82 out 100 in that exam.I opted sk somaiya college because I am inhouse student and provided subjects are quiet generic.have also heard about good faculties.

Course is basically for generic economic theories, so whenever one can read newspaper and see some theories or methods in economy. So one can understand. Subjects like micro Economic, Macro Economics, Monetary Economic, Agriculture Economic was there.

No internship was there, it is good to do along with your job, because economics degree something is not that, when you go out and expect 20 k salary even. I saw many fresher's were struggling and some of them stuck with professor profile and some of them changed their industry started with 10 k salary.

If masters in economics is done after some financial degree then it is useful . because after knowing financial concepts one can co related it with economy. Packages as per understanding are there in market. Experienced may get 30-40 k say 2 yes of exp. Currently economics fresher's are not required as per my understanding.

Fees structure is quite low for this course. College charges 20 k for 2 years, and notes were use to given by faculty. Books were not required to purchase, and in fact there was no need to buy one book. Because one book does not cover all the syllabus questions.

Loans were not required, it is feasible to pay 9 k for a year, it is an one time investment, no scholarship was available . They may have outsourced scholarship, or for high fees courses they do available loan facility.

Yes they have created certain groups and forums to stay connected with Junior students. Earlier when college started all orientation functions was carried by seniors, when they cleared, we became members to handle our juniors

Since I have enquired about the entrance exam first..date was declared by Mumbai university. There were 40 students along with me for entrance.

All faculty were visiting, all were quiet experienced and practised in Economics, but all were quiet old, and we haven't got any practical examples. One can relate all economics after reading of newspapers and articles on same. Faculty should be needed energetic and young in this field since subjects are so boring.