Acharya Nagarjuna Online BA in (Economics, Public Administration, Sociology)

 Acharya Nagarjuna offers an Online BA in Economics, Public Administration, and Sociology through its centre, ANUCDE. The program runs for 3 years across 6 semesters. NAAC A+ accreditation and UGC-DEB approval back the degree. Telugu and English medium options are available. The course blends economics, public administration, and sociology. The page says it suits learners eyeing social and administrative careers. It also prepares students for further social-science study.

 Acharya Nagarjuna requires a 10+2 (Senior Secondary) pass from a recognised board. The page says any stream is accepted. Working professionals and distance learners are eligible. Admission is merit-based. University norms apply for reservations and relaxations. The page states no minimum percentage.

 Acharya Nagarjuna admits students to the Online BA on merit. Applicants apply through ANUCDE's official admission portal. University norms apply for reservations and relaxations. The page does not state an entrance test requirement. CourseConnect offers free counselling before applying.

 Acharya Nagarjuna charges INR 1,662 per semester for the Online BA. The program has 6 semesters. The full course fee is INR 9,970. This amount includes all taxes. EMI plans start at INR 277 per month. Terms and conditions apply to EMI. Fees may vary, so confirm the actual fee with a counsellor.

 Acharya Nagarjuna teaches Microeconomics Basics, Foundations of Public Administration, and Introduction to Sociology in Semester 1. Semester 2 adds Macroeconomics Basics, Indian Administrative System, and Social Institutions and Change. Semester 3 covers Development Economics, Financial and Personnel Administration, and Indian Society: Issues and Policies. Semester 4 covers Public Finance and Policy, E-Governance, and Urban and Rural Sociology. Semesters 5 and 6 cover welfare, poverty, community development, and programme evaluation.

 Acharya Nagarjuna teaches Poverty, Inequality and Development in Semester 5. Labour Economics and Social Security also sits in Semester 5. Welfare Administration covers welfare delivery. Community Development and NGOs in Semester 6 covers social development. Public administration runs through Foundations of Public Administration, the Indian Administrative System, and E-Governance. Programme Evaluation in Semester 6 supports policy review. The page names no paper on specific welfare schemes.

Acharya Nagarjuna teaches Social Research Methods I and II in Semesters 3 and 4. Fieldwork Methods also sits in Semester 4. Research Project I and II run in Semesters 5 and 6. Programme Evaluation and Econometrics for Social Policy sit in Semester 6. The page names no economic case study papers. It gives no project format.

 Acharya Nagarjuna builds data skills through Quantitative Methods I and Statistics for Social Sciences. Econometrics for Social Policy adds advanced analysis. Social Research Methods I and II and Fieldwork Methods build research skills. Public Finance and Policy and Programme Evaluation build policy analysis skills. The listed job skills include Governance Analysis and Coordination. The page names no administrative decision-making paper.

 Acharya Nagarjuna's centre, ANUCDE, provides mentoring, resume help, and job guidance. Its career cell and partner organisations deliver this support. The page gives no placement figures for this program. CourseConnect also offers career counselling, resume building, mock interviews, and employee referral support. The page calls the degree valid for government administrative and civil services roles.

 Acharya Nagarjuna graduates can work as Government Office Associates, Administrative Assistants, and Records Clerks. These entry roles pay about ₹2 LPA. Senior roles include Administrative Officer, Policy Research Associate, and Programme Coordinator, at about ₹4 LPA. Key skills include Documentation, Public Administration, and Governance Analysis. The overview lists social work and public administration roles. The page lists no education roles.