Economics
Hello Aspirant !
Yes , it is available the eligblity criteria for pursuing BA hons. in Economics there is divideed into 2 categories for ,
Non Sponsored Category - 10+2 (min 60%) with min. 70% in Maths / Economics. Sponsored Category - 10+2 (min 55%) with min. 65% in Maths
Hello purnima,
Top colleges for MBA in India are :
1. Faculty of management studies (FMS) Delhi
Programme fees- Rs. 25,000
Entrance exam accepted - CAT conducted by IIMs
2. Delhi school of economics, Delhi University
Programme fees - Rs. 31,000
3.
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Ofcourse YES. Amity is a renowned private university. It ranks among top 3% of the universities of the world.
Like any recognized university, Amity also has accreditation from concerned departments of the Central Govt. (like UGC, AICTE, NAAC etc.)
In terms of academic benefit to the student, the university
Hi student,
National Institute of Fashion Technology(NIFT), Patna does not offer BA Economics(Hons.) course without or with math. This college only offers design and fashion courses. The courses offered by NIFT Patna are:-
Refer
If you get compartment in only one subject then you can appear for the compartment exam and don't need to appear for whole one year to repeat even in two subject compartment you can appear for the compartment exam and clear in the same year itself for having compartment in
The course offered by Raiganj University is by the name "BA Applied and Analytical Economics Hons". It is a full time 3 years undergraduate course. The eligibility is as follows:
The candidate must qualify 10+2 with following marks:
Criteria A: minimum 60% marks in which hons. Is intended and
Amity University is one of the best university for BA Economics. You can go for this course without having maths if you want to do a course in Economics. This university has the best faculty and this college also provides internships after completion of the course. This college gives
Hi,
The career option after B.A Economics are-
Actuarial science, IES,agricultural economics,financial economist,labour Economics,industrial Economics, consultancy,foreign trade analyst, economist, investement administration,Market research analyst, customer profit analyst, sales analyst.you can also apply in banks also
Hii Asif!
You haven't mentioned the specific field under economics that you would prefer to study after graduation. Here, I list the general books you could refer if you are an economics Student.
* The undercover economist by Tim Harford
* Frekonomics by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner
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