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Previous Year Question Paper (2024) · DU & College · Indian Economy
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This is the 2024 Semester Previous Year Question Paper for Indian Economy — Delhi University DU & College under the UGCF/NEP framework. Free to view on Sulaksh.
Indian Economy — ECON030, listed as GE-6 in the UGCF 2022 common pool and offered in even semesters II/IV/VI/VIII as taught in 2025-26 — is a 4-credit GE (3 lectures +1 tutorial, no practical, Class XII pass, no prerequisite) that is policy-and-evidence driven, not a lighter version of Honours Micro. The verified syllabus compresses into five blocks of about nine hours each: historical overview since Independence, growth and structural change, the Indian economy in comparative perspective, key issues of poverty, inequality, education, health and gender, and agriculture, industry, services and international trade. A DU-specific detail on page 12 is that the course cites research databases and readings — Balakrishnan, Rakshit, Goyal, Ghate, Rakesh Mohan on the “Big Push” and the Rangarajan poverty report — rather than textbook diagrams.
This is the Indian Economy - UPC 2274001203 / 2274000013 | GE-6 | MAY-JUNE-2024 | SE — a Indian Economy your semester previous year question paper.
Source: DU examination paper — verify paper code and semester from your college handout before relying on it. Sulaksh is an independent student platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Delhi.
About this file: Indian Economy · this semester · May–June (even-semester). This PDF is 0.1 MB. It is one of 15 Indian Economy this semester PYQ documents on Sulaksh — compare it with the others in the same folder to spot repeating questions.
Official: University of Delhi · DU Exam Portal · your college's Indian Economy your semester handout.
Indian Economy — ECON030, listed as GE-6 in the UGCF 2022 common pool and offered in even semesters II/IV/VI/VIII as taught in 2025-26 — is a 4-credit GE (3 lectures +1 tutorial, no practical, Class XII pass, no prerequisite) that is policy-and-evidence driven, not a lighter version of Honours Micro. The verified syllabus compresses into five blocks of about nine hours each: historical overview since Independence, growth and structural change, the Indian economy in comparative perspective, key issues of poverty, inequality, education, health and gender, and agriculture, industry, services and international trade. A DU-specific detail on page 12 is that the course cites research databases and readings — Balakrishnan, Rakshit, Goyal, Ghate, Rakesh Mohan on the “Big Push” and the Rangarajan poverty report — rather than textbook diagrams.
Official sources: University of Delhi · DU Exam Portal · your college's Indian Economy handout. Verify paper codes and units for your batch.
