What you will learn

🧮 Common Papers for Both IES & ISS

📘 Paper 1: General English

Course Description: Tests writing skills, vocabulary, and comprehension.

Chapters

• Essay Writing on Economic or Social Issues

• Precis Writing

• Comprehension Passages

• Usage & Grammar

• Vocabulary (Synonyms, Antonyms, Sentence Correction)

📙 Paper 2: General Studies

Course Description: Tests awareness of Indian polity, economy, geography, and current affairs.

Chapters

1. Indian Polity & Constitution

2. Indian History & Culture

3. Geography (India & World)

4. Current Events (National & International)

5. Economic & Social Development

6. Environmental Issues

7. Science and Technology in Daily Life

💼 Indian Economic Service (IES) Papers

📗 Paper 3: General Economics – I

Course Description: Focuses on microeconomics and theory of production, distribution, and welfare.

Chapters

1. Theory of Consumer Demand

2. Theory of Production & Costs

3. Market Structures – Perfect, Monopoly, Monopolistic, Oligopoly

4. Welfare Economics

5. General Equilibrium Analysis

6. Mathematical Tools in Microeconomics

📗 Paper 4: General Economics – II

Course Description: Covers macroeconomics, monetary & fiscal policy, and growth theories.

Chapters

1. National Income Accounting

2. Keynesian & Classical Models

3. Theories of Employment & Output

4. Money & Banking

5. Inflation & Unemployment

6. Fiscal Policy & Deficit Financing

7. Economic Growth & Development

8. Business Cycles

📗 Paper 5: General Economics – III

Course Description: Focuses on Indian Economy, International Economics, and Public Finance.

Chapters

1. Indian Planning & Economic Reforms

2. Agricultural & Industrial Development

3. Poverty, Inequality, and Employment

4. International Trade Theories & Balance of Payments

5. WTO, Trade Policy, Exchange Rates

6. Public Finance – Taxation, Expenditure, Budgeting

7. Environmental & Sustainable Economics

8. Statistical Analysis in Economics

📊 Indian Statistical Service (ISS) Papers

📈 Paper 3: Statistics – I (Objective)

Course Description: Tests fundamental statistics and probability.

Chapters

1. Probability Theory & Random Variables

2. Probability Distributions (Binomial, Poisson, Normal)

3. Sampling Theory

4. Estimation & Hypothesis Testing

5. Correlation & Regression

6. Moments, Skewness, Kurtosis

📈 Paper 4: Statistics – II (Objective)

Course Description: Covers applied statistics and data interpretation.

Chapters

1. Statistical Quality Control (SQC)

2. Design of Experiments (DOE)

3. Time Series Analysis

4. Index Numbers

5. Vital Statistics & Population Studies

6. Official Statistics (CSO, NSSO, etc.)

📈 Paper 5: Statistics – III (Descriptive)

Course Description: Advanced inferential statistics and stochastic processes.

Chapters

1. Sampling Techniques

2. Multivariate Analysis

3. Statistical Inference – Estimators & Confidence Intervals

4. Nonparametric Tests

5. Statistical Computing (R, Python, SPSS Basics)

📈 Paper 6: Statistics – IV (Descriptive)

Course Description: Focus on applied and specialized statistical techniques.

Chapters

1. Econometrics

2. Applied Probability Models

3. Linear Models & Regression

4. Demography & Vital Statistics

5. Operations Research (Linear Programming, Queuing Theory)

6. Industrial Statistics & Reliability Analysis

🧠 Personality Test / Interview (200 Marks)

Focus Areas

• Knowledge of Economic/Statistical Current Affairs

• Awareness of Indian Economy & Global Issues

• Analytical & Decision-Making Skills

• Communication & Ethics