hi,

Yes, Ravenshaw University does have a placement cell, and it works to support students from all departments, including BA Economics. However, placements for Economics specifically may not be as strong as those for technical courses like Computer Science or IT. Some students have mentioned that companies do come for

Hello,

If you're planning to pursue a BA in Economics at Ravenshaw University, it's a great choice for building a strong academic foundation in the subject. While the college may not have a highly structured placement drive like engineering or management institutes, many students have carved successful paths through the

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The eligibility criteria for admission in Yadava College states that:

• Successful completion of the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) from Tamil Nadu or an equivalent examination recognized by the university.
• Admissions are based on the aggregate marks in Part III subjects (core subjects) out of 400, excluding language papers.

The

Hello Santosh,

Based on your B.Com background, interest in economics, CMA foundation, and NBFC job experience, here are the best short and practical career options:

1. MBA (Finance / Marketing / Business Analytics):

• Ideal for career growth in finance or management.

• Prepare for exams like CAT, CMAT or go for

Hello Aryan,

Here’s a simple comparison to help you decide between Christ Central Campus (BSc Economics, Mathematics, Statistics) and St. Xavier’s Kolkata (BA Economics) if you want to pursue a top master’s abroad and overall:

For Going Abroad to Top Colleges for Masters:

• Christ Central Campus (BSc in Economics, Math

Hello,

Kerala has many good colleges for BA Economics. Here is a list that you can go through and select from:

Top Government and Aided Colleges

1. St. Thomas College, Thrissur

Autonomous & NAAC A++ grade

Well-established Economics department

Offers electives like Mathematical Economics & Public Finance

2. Maharaja's College,

Hey !

Yes, you can apply for MSc Economics after BBA and MBA in Finance. Here are some points to consider:

• Many universities accept students from related fields like commerce, finance, and management.

• You may need to check specific university eligibility, as some require a background in economics or maths.

HELLO,

The syllabus for optional English , History and Economics can vary depending on the specific exam or course .

For example , the UPSC Civil Services Exam has a distinct syllabus for each of these subjects while BA  programs in this field will have their own curricula

So its

Hello,

No, GD Birla College does not offer BCom Honours. They have a regular BCom course only.

Hope it helps !

Hi Vanshika!

As your main interests are in psychology, journalism, and mass communication, you have some really interesting options ahead. If you’re inclined towards psychology, you can go for B.A. (Hons) in Psychology and later pursue clinical, counseling, or industrial psychology. If you're more interested in creative or media-related roles