Four assessments from Level 1 to 4 that build on each other. Start with Economics Foundations and move up to Applied Economics for Professionals when you are ready.
Code ECOFN
A quick check of the economics a Class 11 or 12 student needs, with a score for each area and tips on what to revise.
Overall economics foundationsBasic ideas and economic systemsDemand, supply and marketsNational income, money and bankingIndian economy and government
Code ECOCR
A check of the core theory and numbers an economics undergraduate needs, with a score for each area and tips on what to work on.
Overall core economicsMicroeconomicsMacroeconomicsMoney, banking and public financeInternational and development economics+1
Code ECOAD
A demanding check of the theory and methods an MA or MSc economics student needs, with a score for each area and tips on what to strengthen.
Overall advanced economicsAdvanced microeconomics and game theoryAdvanced macroeconomics and growthEconometricsPublic, development and behavioural economics+1
Code ECOAP
A practical check of the knowledge and judgement an economist or analyst uses at work, with a score for each area and tips to grow.
Overall applied economicsMacro data and policy readingFinancial markets and forecastingBusiness and industrial economicsData and evidence for decisions+1
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It covers Basic ideas and economic systems, Demand, supply and markets, National income, money and banking, Indian economy and government, Microeconomics and Macroeconomics and more.
Economics Foundations: A quick check of the economics a Class 11 or 12 student needs, with a score for each area and tips on what to revise.
Economics Core: A check of the core theory and numbers an economics undergraduate needs, with a score for each area and tips on what to work on.
Advanced Economics: A demanding check of the theory and methods an MA or MSc economics student needs, with a score for each area and tips on what to strengthen.
Applied Economics for Professionals: A practical check of the knowledge and judgement an economist or analyst uses at work, with a score for each area and tips to grow.
Start with Economics Foundations (Level 1). Each level builds on the one before it, and your report suggests when you are ready for the next one.
Economics Foundations has 20 questions and takes 20 minutes. Economics Core has 30 questions and takes 35 minutes. Advanced Economics has 40 questions and takes 50 minutes. Applied Economics for Professionals has 45 questions and takes 60 minutes.
A report straight away with your score in each area, what is already strong, what is ready to grow and a short practice plan, plus a certificate you can share.
Standard assessments use 1 credit and Premium ones 2 credits per attempt. New personal accounts get their first credit free.
Yes. Organizations can invite people to any level of the Economics series in a drive and see everyone's results side by side. With an individual account, you can start a cohort for any level in this series and invite friends or classmates to take it with you at the same time.
Take it yourself with a free personal account (your first credit is on us), or create an organization to invite your team or students to any level.
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