Hey there, 

Any honours course is better than BA programme regardless if your core subjects, according to me. This is so because putting 3 years in graduation if you pick honours course you'll have specialised knowledge regarding that subject which a programme course won't provide you. Programme courses are designed

Hii amber singh

Download the full sllybus for class 12 or 10 of all subjects from our link. Visit this link to download it

https://school.careers360.com/articles/nios-syllabus

And prepare well, so that you may get good marks in it. Hope it helps 

All the best 

Hey there

First of all mathematics questions in entrance exams for economics is not that tough as JEE advanced so please do not go to that depth or else you will have less time for other subjects.

Books like

1. R.d Shama 

2. KC Sinha.

3. Also you can solve

Hii

For sample papers of class 12 board exam, visit this link of careers360 to download it

https://school.careers360.com/articles/cbse-class-12th-question-papers

All the best for your exam

Hi,

You can pursue MBA after completing BA economics if you don't want to pursue masters. There are many choices you can choose from in MBA but the most preferable ones I would suggest is MBA in economics, international economics and finance, managerial finance, corporate finance, marketing or MBA in

Hello,

Here is the list of syllabus of entrance exam.

Statistics

• Probability
• Avgerage
• Dispersion

Microeconomics

• Different productions
• Cost functions
• Profit maximisation
• Perfect competition
• Monopoly
• General equilibrium

Macro economics

• Basic knowledge is enough in this field

This will be the concepts you will be getting if even pattern is Changed.

Hope

Hey Armaan!

The career opportunities after BA in Economics will include jobs in MNCs, public sector, accounting, education and research and after Statistics honours you can work in banking, IT sector, reasearch analysis, quality control, ecometrician and actuarial science. 

Both are slightly similar but you'll have to decide which one