Microeconomics

Hey! It's a good question to ask, before pursuing any course you should have an idea about the preparation, so let me tell you that if you want to study microeconomics thoroughly, firstly to have to understand all the core concepts religiously and clear all the concepts, Then the second step starts with practising with diagrams to markets and using problem sets to apply theories practically. Mathematical skills, especially algebra and basic calculus, for topics such as profit maximization and cost analysis. If you have more doubts then you can get help from offline or online resources, you can solve previous year's question papers and give mock tests.

As you might already know microeconomics is the study of producer tactics to maximise profits, consumer behaviour analysis to improve welfare and the efficient allocation and equitable distribution of resources. It assesses the competitiveness, efficiency of the market, and distribution of resources among various industries and purposes. In general, the goal of microeconomics is to shed light on how people make decisions and how markets interact to help shape laws that advance economy-wide welfare, equity and efficiency. The area of economics known as microeconomics examines decisions made by individuals and businesses on resource allocation and the costs of goods and services. It focuses on the dynamics of supply and demand and how they impact pricing and customer behaviour within certain marketplaces. Hope this will help you