Live teaching and material
- Weekday live classes across the shared economics syllabus
- Board work, notes, highlighted references and PYQ discussions
- Recordings and a catch-up plan for the ongoing batch
Integrated live batch in progress
IES + RBI Grade B DEPR · 2027
IES + RBI Grade B DEPR 2027 practice.
EcoNiti teaches the shared postgraduate economics syllabus once, then separates the preparation where IES and RBI Grade B DEPR demand different formats. Xaptiq keeps the topic tests, exam-specific practice and progress in the same sequence.
- IES + RBI DEPR 2027
Target - 180 lectures
Lesson plan - Objective + descriptive
Test formats - Dr. Komal Sahai
Faculty
What your enrolment includes
One economics core, with separate practice for each exam.
The course brings the shared economics syllabus, separate IES and RBI practice, evaluation, guidance and Xaptiq access into one enrolment.
Two exam formats
- Descriptive answer writing for IES
- Objective and descriptive preparation for RBI DEPR
- Subject-wise and full-syllabus tests for both routes
Evaluation and Xaptiq practice
- Regular MCQ practice for concept clarity
- Evaluation and feedback by Dr. Komal
- A single view of tests, submissions and progress
How the course works
Build the common core, then practise each exam properly.
Shared topics stay shared. The practice changes only when the paper format changes, so you avoid studying the same economics twice.
Attend the live class
Learn the common economics topic once with Dr. Komal.
Revise the material
Use recordings, board work, notes and highlighted references.
Practise PYQs and MCQs
Connect the concept to IES and RBI DEPR question patterns.
Write subject tests
Test each subject before moving into full-syllabus revision.
Use the evaluation
Revise weak topics using Dr. Komal’s specific feedback.
Separate the exam formats
Practise IES descriptive papers and RBI objective or descriptive papers.
Course roadmap
Topics covered in the course
The schedule may change slightly with the batch. Tests will follow the same topic order.
- Lectures 1-35
Microeconomics and advanced micro
Consumer and producer theory, optimization, market structures and welfare.
- Consumer demand and optimization
- Production, cost and substitution
- Competition, monopoly and oligopoly
- General equilibrium, welfare and PYQs
- Lectures 36-60
Macroeconomics and economic thought
Output, employment, prices, expectations and related PYQs.
- National income accounting
- Classical and Keynesian models
- AS-AD, inflation and unemployment
- Expectations and evolution of economic thought
- Lectures 61-110
Money, public finance and international economics
Money, public finance, trade, exchange rates and open-economy adjustment.
- Money demand, supply and financial markets
- Monetary policy in India
- Taxation, expenditure and debt
- Trade, BOP and exchange-rate policy
- Lectures 111-156
Growth, development and Indian economy
Growth, development, Indian sectors, reforms and public finance.
- Mainstream and structural growth models
- Agriculture, industry and services
- External sector and fiscal federalism
- Poverty, inequality, employment, Budget and Survey
- Lectures 157-180
Quantitative and environmental economics
Statistics, econometrics, mathematical methods and environmental economics.
- Statistics revision
- Regression and econometric problems
- Input-output, linear programming and optimization
- Resources, valuation and sustainable development