No.1 Educator in Economics JRF holder, Assistant Professor in Satyawati DU Expert in NET for Economics.Teaching is work of heart❤❤❤

Tanya Bhatia

This course discuss the important growth theories and most important questions related to it.

Prepare for UGC NET 2019 by watching our free online lessons covering UGC Net syllabus and also helping you solve Previous year question papers. Pursue your dream of JRF.

NTA-UGC-NET & SET Exams

Hindi

(Hindi) Most Important Questions on Growth Theories for July 2018

Development & Planning

Micro Economics

Economics

NET Exams

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

This lesson discuss the Concept of Critical Minimum Efforts

Critical Minimum Efforts (in Hindi)

This lesson discuss the theory of demographic dividend and past year questions related to itm

Demographic Transition (in Hindi)

This lesson discuss the important questions realted to harrod domar model

Harrod Model

This lesson explains the solow model and past year questions related to it.

Solow model

This course covers the 30 Expected MCQ's of Public Finance for NTA NET.

(Hindi) 30 Expected MCQ's for NTA NET

This course explains the Solow model with Expected MCQ's for NTA NET.

(Hindi) Crash Course on Solow Model

This course explains the theories of Growth and Development for NTA NET paper 2

(Hindi) Growth and Development Theories - NTA UGC


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Simranjit Kaur

concepts of development , various indices of development and models of growth

(Hindi) Development Economics - NTA-UGC NET

In this course, the educator helps you to explain the Harrod-Domar Model with Expected MCQ's.

(Hindi) Crash Course on Harrod -Domar Model: NTA-UGC NET

This course will help you in explaining the concept of balance of Payments with MCQ's.

Lessons

4 lessons • 33m

Critical Minimum Efforts (in Hindi)

Demographic Transition (in Hindi)

Harrod Model

Solow model