Department of Economics

Department Activities

An awareness class on internship
2026-03-25

An awareness class on internship

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Comprehensive Career Orientation Programme
2026-03-17

Comprehensive Career Orientation Programme

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Safe and Strong : Self Defence Training
2026-03-11

Safe and Strong : Self Defence Training

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National seminar
2026-02-05

National seminar

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National seminar
2026-02-05

National seminar

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NET Coaching
2025-11-13

NET Coaching

Report on NET Coaching Programme under PM–USHA Scheme PG & Research Department of Economics, MES Kalladi College, Mannarkkad The Research and Post Graduate Department of Economics, MES Kalladi College, Mannarkkad, organised the Inauguration of the NET Coaching Programme under the PM–USHA Scheme on 13 November 2025. The programme was conducted with the objective of enhancing academic excellence and providing structured guidance to postgraduate students aspiring to qualify for NET examinations.The function commenced with a Prayer by the students, setting a positive and solemn tone for the event.Ms. Mini B, Department-level Coordinator of the PM–USHA NET Coaching Programme, delivered the Welcome Address. She warmly welcomed the dignitaries, faculty members, students, and invited guests, and highlighted the relevance of systematic coaching initiatives in strengthening the academic profile of the department.The Presidential Address was delivered by Mr. Ramadas M, Head of the Department of Economics. In his address, he emphasised the importance of consistent academic engagement and the need for students to equip themselves for national-level competitive examinations.The programme was formally inaugurated by Dr. C. Rajesh, Principal, MES Kalladi College. In his Inaugural Address, he spoke about the institutional commitment to academic enrichment through the PM–USHA Scheme and encouraged students to make use of the opportunities provided.The event was followed by Felicitation by the esteemed faculty members:Dr. Muhammed Musthafa T N, Dr. Sereena, Dr. Femina E P, Dr. Anu Joseph, Dr. Nasiya V K, Dr. Shameer Moozhiyan, and Ms. Ambili S. Each of them appreciated the initiative and offered their best wishes for the success of the coaching programme.The highlight of the day was the Inaugural Talk by the resource person Mr. Nujoom K. K, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, MES Mampad College (Autonomous). His insightful session focused on strategies to approach competitive examinations, the structure of the NET syllabus, and effective preparation methods. Students actively interacted with him, making the session highly engaging and informative.The programme concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks delivered by Muhammed Thwalhath C M, I Semester PG Economics student. He expressed gratitude to the management, principal, faculty members, resource person, organising committee, and all students who contributed to the success of the event.The inauguration marked the beginning of a promising academic initiative aimed at enhancing the competence and confidence of aspiring NET candidates.

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Balance Beyond Books
2025-11-12

Balance Beyond Books

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Mock Budget Presentation
2025-10-15

Mock Budget Presentation

A student initiative Programme-Mock Budget presentation

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Debate on POPULATION GROWTH: A BLESSING OR A CURSE
2025-07-11

Debate on POPULATION GROWTH: A BLESSING OR A CURSE

A debate on the topic "Population Growth: A Blessing or a Curse" was organized by the PG and Research Department of Economics, MES Kalladi College, Mannarkkad on Friday, 11th July 2025 at 2:30 PM. The event was held in Room No. MB 303. The debate witnessed enthusiastic participation from the final-year BA Economics and final-year MA Economics students. The programme was moderated by Dr. Shameer Moozhiyan, who guided the proceedings with insightful observations and thought-provoking questions. Participants presented strong arguments on both sides of the motion. Those in favor of population growth highlighted aspects such as the demographic dividend, increased labor force, market expansion, and innovation driven by human capital. On the other hand, the opposing side discussed challenges including unemployment, pressure on natural resources, poverty, environmental degradation, and the difficulty of ensuring sustainable development. All faculty members of the department were present and actively contributed to the discussion.

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