MEC Thrikkakara All Questions

Hello,

I believe your query is regarding IGNOU for MEC that is master of arts(economics), have you tried putting across your query at https://igram.ignou.ac.in/, if yes and even after this attempt you haven't received any help, then I would say that once this effect of pandemic diminishes or at least

Hello Akhil,

Yes, MEC is good for Civil Services Exam. You can take any stream after your 10 th standard completion. You can study any discipline in Intermediate or Degree and you'll be eligible for writing Civil Services Exam if you meet other criteria. But MEC will be helpful for

Hi,

MEC stands for Mathematics, Economics and Commerce. Basically, it stands out for the commerce stream and you can pursue many good courses after this stream. Some of them includes:

• B.COM (//B.COM) (Hons)
• B.COM (//B.COM) LLB
• B.COM (//B.COM) (General)
• BBA
• Bachelors of Management Studies
• Chartered Accountant
• CS

You can get

Dear aspirant,

With 37,903rd rank in VITEEE Exam, you will neither get admission n Mechanical Engineering nor Electronics and Communication at VIT Vellore and VIT Chennai Engineering as the cut-offs here are below 35000th rank.

But you can get admission at VIT Bhopal and VIT AP either in Electronics and

Hello,

There are a lot of options available for you like:

1. Bachelor of Business Adminstration (BBA)

2. Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)

3. Bachelor in Arts (Mathematics)

4. Bachelor in Arts (Economics)

5. Bachelor in Finance and Accounting

6. Bachelor in Commerce (B.com)

7. Chartered Accountancy (and alike)

8.

Hello Preethi,

Both the courses are better and they have their own advantage. Mathematics Economics Commerce (MEC) students have wider career opportunities.

MEC students can study below mentioned courses after completion of MEC in Intermediate.

• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
• Bachelor of Business Administration
• Bachelor of Arts in English Literature

Hi,

According to the eligibility criteria for CA foundation course, which is for students after class 12th, you will have to clear class 12th. It does not have any mandatory subjects, thus you can avoid it. Your selection in the foundation course will be on the basis of the common

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If you're wholly focused on becoming IAS then you should choose humanities stream, as this will help you in your preparation part in the sense you will already be acquainted with subjects such as history, geography, political science, economics etc, as all these are part of UPSC syllabus for