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Yes,some universities offer fully online MA.economics degree where classes, assignments,exams are all conducted online

Here are few choices:

1 . Manipal University,Jaipur(online)

2.Jain university Online

3.Amity University Online

4.Lovely Profesional University(LPU) online

5.DY Patil University online

These options are authentic, Government approved,designed for working professionals or remote learners.The entire admission process is 100% online as well.

Hi dear candidate,

You have scored decent marks both in your 12th class as well as CUET. And we hope you would have registered yourself at some university like DU/BHU with your CUET score. If not, then majority of the central universities have closed their admissions and counselling are also about to end. Now your only option is private universities.

Kindly refer to this for more counselling related details:

CUET Counselling 2025 (Started), Dates, Top Universities, IPU, GGV, BBAU, Merit List

When it comes to selection of course then, since your marks are good in economics and mathematics you can pursue both BBE and BMS but, if we speak in long term basis then, BMS has more job opportunities in managerial fields as compared to BBE.

Know more at: DU Delhi B.M.S Courses & Fees - Admission, Eligibility, Cut Offs, Placement

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You can consider top government or autonomous colleges with good teaching, infrastructure, and a ragging-free environment like Delhi University, BHU, and JNU. Based on your academic background, colleges such as Miranda House and Kirori Mal (Delhi University), Presidency College (Chennai), Government Arts College (Coimbatore and Kumbakonam), Rajah Serfoji College (Thanjavur), and A.N. College (Patna) are strong options. These colleges are NAAC-accredited, have good academic records, and offer a safe and supportive campus atmosphere. Check their official websites for admission updates and eligibility.

Yes, with 88 percentile in GAT and 77 percentile in English, you have a fair chance of getting Economics in some central universities, especially in newer or less competitive ones.

The last index mark for MA Development Economics in Ambedkar College of Arts and Science Wandoor may vary every year based on the merit list prepared by the university It is usually based on marks obtained in the undergraduate degree and reservation category if applicable Since official cutoff details for 2025 are not released publicly yet you are advised to contact the college admission office directly for the accurate information regarding the last index mark or minimum required score for admission in that particular course

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Yes, you can appear for a compartment (supplementary) exam in Economics with the JAC board if you missed the original exam, provided you meet specific condition

Must have appeared in the Class 12 board exams in the same year (2025).

Must have failed in a maximum of two subjects (either due to absence or low marks).

Compartment form registration: June 2025 (through your school).

Last date to submit form: June 2025.

Exam window: July 2025.

Compartment results: August 2025.

Missing the Economics exam counts as failing that subject, which makes you eligible.

With a score of 49 and a 63rd rank in AP PGCET Economics, you have a fair chance of getting into Acharya Nagarjuna University. Andhra University might be a bit more competitive, but it’s still possible depending on your category and how cutoffs move this year. Keep your documents ready and fill in your preferences wisely during counselling.

Hi dear candidate,

If you are from humanities stream, then B.Sc with Economics Hons is generally not available for them as it is given to the students who had PCM in 12th class. However, if XIM university provides it to humanities students as well then, it should not be a problem as many students also opt for economics with humanities also and it is a theory and statistics subject. It completely depends on your dedication and preparation to make it easy for you.

Know more about B.Sc with economics hons at our website:

B.Sc Economics Course, Subjects, Colleges, Syllabus, Scope, Fees, Eligibility

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With 31 marks in AP PGCET (MA Economics) and ST category, you're eligible but chances for a seat in top/state universities are very low.

You can try in counselling rounds and also explore private colleges or backup options.