A PPE major must take at least four Politics courses. Those taking four must take Introduction to Political Theory, Introduction to Indian Politics, Comparative Politics and International Relations. For the specialization in politics, PPE majors must additionally take a methods course (qualitative or quantitative) and three elective courses in Politics.

These courses are listed on the 'Major Courses' section of the Politics Programme page.

A PPE major must take at least four philosophy courses. Those taking four must take the two Required courses, and two courses in different categories among categories 2, 3, and 4. Those taking five must take one elective in addition. The requirements for those taking six or more are the same as those for the philosophy minor. Accordingly, students will earn a specialization in philosophy if they meet the requirements for the minor and take at least two more philosophy classes as electives. All these course requirements are listed on the 'Major Courses' section of the Philosophy Programme page.

Note that a student cannot both major in PPE and minor in philosophy.

Within the overall 16 course requirement across the three disciplines, a PPE major has the option of taking a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 courses in Economics. In each of these tracks, students need to take a mandatory core of four courses. They are

• Introduction to Economics
• Mathematics for Economists
• Microeconomic Theory 1
• Macroeconomic Theory 1

Students then have the option of completing the economics requirement as one of the following tracks.

1. 4 course track: This requires students to complete only the four mandatory core courses.
2. 5 course track: In addition to the four mandatory four courses, students can choose one course from the following: Statistics for Economists, Microeconomic Theory II and Macroeconomic Theory II. 
3. 6 course track: In addition to the four mandatory courses, students need to complete two additional courses. There are two options for this.
   1. Microeconomic Theory I, Macroeconomic Theory I
   2. Statistics for Economists, Econometrics

Students can take either option (a) or option (b)

4. 7 course track: The 7-course track consists of the 6 course track plus one more course. If students choose option a of the 6-course track, then in addition, they need to complete Statistics for Economists. If students choose option b of the 6 course track, then in addition, they need to complete either Microeconomic Theory II or Macroeconomic Theory II.
5. 8 course track (specialization in economics): The 8-course track consists of the 6-course track plus two additional courses. 
   1. If students choose option a of the 6 course track, then in addition, they need to complete any two courses chosen from Statistics for Economists, Econometrics or any 3000 level course in Economics.
   2. If students choose option b of the 6 course track, then in addition, they need to complete any two courses chosen from Microeconomics II, Macroeconomics II, or any 3000 level course in Economics

All these courses are listed on the Economics Programme page.

Please note that some of the courses have pre-requisites. Students should consult the Economics Representative on the PPE Committee or the Programme Coordinator in Economics about what courses they should choose in Economics.