Live course
53 weekday sessions of 1.5 hours each with Nancy Ma’am, from 1st October to 14th December, covering all ten Paper II units before the expected exam window.
December 2026 cycle · Admissions open
Eleven focused weeks to revise all ten Paper II Economics units with Nancy Ma’am. Each 1.5-hour session gives the course enough teaching time to cover the full scope before the expected exam window, while prioritising the topics that need the most attention.
What you can combine
The full offering is modular. You can enrol only for what is missing from your current preparation.
53 weekday sessions of 1.5 hours each with Nancy Ma’am, from 1st October to 14th December, covering all ten Paper II units before the expected exam window.
More than 2,500 distinct questions with detailed explanations across diagnostic, topic, subject and full-length tests.
A separate library of 17 recorded sessions built around previous-year Economics questions.
Doubt sessions support live learners. Direct mentorship by Nancy Ma’am is included in the mentorship plan.
Test series breakdown
The package covers Paper II in depth, provides detailed explanations for every question, and adds Paper I and combined mocks near the full-exam stage. You can access the Xaptiq test series till 31 January 2027.
Each question includes a detailed explanation. Difficulty and weightage are calibrated to previous-year patterns.
One Economics paper baseline test to show where your Paper II preparation stands before topic practice begins.
Two tests for each of the ten official Paper II Economics units.
Practice across every subject, with difficulty and weightage calibrated to previous-year patterns.
Five complete Paper II Economics mock tests.
Two complete Paper I mock tests.
Two full-length Paper I + Paper II mock tests for complete exam simulation.
53-session lesson plan
Higher-weightage subjects are covered first, while the most time-intensive theory and quantitative units receive longer teaching blocks. The sequence then moves through the applied subjects and finishes with full-syllabus consolidation.
Move to 40-60 mixed questions on revision and PYQ days.
Phase 1 · 1 October-9 November 2026
Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Statistics and Econometrics are front-loaded before the course moves to Mathematical Economics.
Consumer and producer theory, markets, games and uncertainty, equilibrium, welfare, factor pricing, information, and PYQ revision.
Output and employment, national income, consumption, investment, multiplier and accelerator, money, IS-LM, inflation, cycles, policy, expectations, and PYQs.
Probability, descriptive statistics, sampling and inference, hypothesis testing, OLS and BLUE, simultaneous equations, discrete choice, time series, and PYQs.
Functions and calculus, matrices and vector spaces, constrained and unconstrained optimisation, input-output, linear programming, dynamic equations, and PYQ revision.
Phase 2 · 10-30 November 2026
Growth and Development leads into the Indian Economy block, followed by International Economics.
Classical development thinkers, development strategies, major growth models, technical progress, indicators, poverty, inequality, social sectors, and PYQs.
Growth and structural change, agriculture, industry and services, the external sector, development, infrastructure, reforms, federal finance, poverty, and employment.
Trade theories and propositions, balance of payments, exchange rates, arbitrage, terms of trade, trade policy, WTO, regional blocs, IMF, and World Bank.
Phase 3 · 1-14 December 2026
The remaining units are completed before three sessions of full-syllabus revision and mock analysis.
Market failure and regulation, taxation and incidence, public expenditure, debt, the budget multiplier, fiscal policy, and PYQ revision.
Money supply, central and commercial banking, credit creation, monetary-policy instruments, NBFIs, capital markets, and PYQ revision.
A focused consolidation of public-good and market-failure concepts, Coase, CBA, valuation, population theories, demographic measures, and migration.
A priority-topic PYQ marathon, full-mock analysis and error repair, followed by final formula, diagram, model, fact, trap, and strategy revision.
* The relative time given to each subject reflects the revised lesson plan and EcoNiti’s analysis of previous-year questions. The exact subject mix can vary in the examination.
Paper II scope
The live teaching plan is mapped to the official UGC NET Economics syllabus. Paper I is covered in the test package through dedicated and combined full mocks.
Consumer and producer theory, risk, games, market structure, factor pricing, equilibrium, welfare and information.
Income and employment, consumption, investment, multiplier, money, IS-LM, inflation, cycles, policy and expectations.
Probability, descriptive statistics, sampling, inference, regression, identification, simultaneous equations, discrete choice and time series.
Sets, functions, calculus, linear algebra, optimisation, input-output, linear programming and dynamic equations.
Trade theory, imperfect competition, balance of payments, exchange rates, trade policy, WTO, IMF and World Bank.
Market failure, regulation, revenue, taxation, expenditure, debt, budgets and fiscal policy.
Money supply, central and commercial banking, monetary policy, non-bank institutions and capital markets.
Development theories, growth models, technical progress, indicators, poverty, inequality, health, education and gender.
Public goods, market failure, Coase, cost-benefit analysis, valuation, population and demographic measures.
Growth structure, sectors, rural and urban development, trade, infrastructure, reforms, fiscal federalism, poverty and employment.
Meet your faculty
Prof. Nancy is a six-time UGC NET qualifier and a GATE Economics qualifier. An Economics graduate and postgraduate from BHU, she has also cleared PhD entrances at JNU and BHU and brings more than five years of teaching experience to the batch.
Role in this course
Choose your plan
Now that you know what the live course and test series include, compare the five ways to enrol.
PYQ Discussion Videos Only
Choose this for a focused discussion of previous-year questions without the live course or test series.
Test Series Only
Choose this if your syllabus preparation is underway and you need calibrated practice and mocks.
Course Only
Choose this for live teaching and doubt support when you already have a separate practice plan.
Test Series + Course Only
Choose this for the full teaching plan and the complete test package in one preparation schedule.
Test Series + Course + Mentorship
Choose this if you also want Nancy Ma’am’s mentorship alongside the course and testing schedule.
* Early-bird prices apply through 25th September 2026. No-cost EMI is available on all plans.
Approved students receive their selected UGC NET-JRF course, test-series or mentorship plan at a reduced fee.
A discount is available for reserved-category and economically disadvantaged students, with additional support considered case by case. If cost is the only reason you cannot enrol, apply.
Apply to the Scholars ProgrammeStarts 1 October 2026
Tell us which plan you want and where your preparation stands. We will help you complete enrolment and answer any batch questions.
FAQs
The course targets the UGC NET-JRF Economics December 2026 cycle. Live classes begin on 1st October 2026.
The revised course plan has 53 live sessions of 1.5 hours each across 11 weeks, running on weekdays from 1st October to 14th December 2026. The longer sessions cover all ten Paper II units before the expected exam window, with four buffer sessions and three final consolidation sessions built in.
The 53-session teaching plan covers Paper II Economics. The complete test series also includes two Paper I full mocks and two combined Paper I + Paper II full-length mocks.
The test series includes an Economics baseline test, 120 topic-wise tests, 20 subject-wise tests, full PYQ coverage for the last five cycles, five Paper II mocks, two Paper I mocks and two combined full-length mocks, with more than 2,500 distinct questions and detailed explanations.
You can access the UGC NET Economics test series on Xaptiq till 31 January 2027.
It is a separate set of 17 recorded sessions focused on previous-year Economics questions. It does not include the live course, test series or mentorship.
The Test Series Only, Course Only, Test Series + Course Only, and Test Series + Course + Mentorship plans receive an extra 20% off through 25th September 2026. The ₹999 PYQ Discussion Videos Only plan does not have an additional early-bird discount.
Nancy Ma’am teaches the live course and leads doubt support. She is a six-time UGC NET qualifier, a GATE Economics qualifier, an Economics graduate and postgraduate from BHU, and has more than five years of teaching experience.
No. Mentorship by Nancy Ma’am is included only in the Test Series + Course + Mentorship plan.