Hi, according to the reviews of many students who are currently pursuing B.A. Ecoomics Honors from Miranda House or had in the past, most of them are all high praises for the quality of education but placements are 50-50. That is , even though the faculty of economics is considered

Dear Kassim, M.A. Economics is a 2-year full-time post-graduation program to sharpen student’s dexterity in areas of finance and management.

The minimum eligibility criterion required for a Masters degree is 50% aggregate in Bachelor’s degree in any discipline.

Admission to M.A. Economics is offered by many colleges and universities all

Dear Mary,

There are hughe possibilities to get admission for MA economics with your score in CUCET. The following are further details:

• Application Dates:16 March to 6 June 2020
• Exam pattern:2 hours total time, 100 total questions, MCQ questions, Part-A 75, Part-B=25
• Part-A subjects: English Language, General Awareness, Mathematical Aptitude

Hello Adnan,

According to me, you should go for BITS Pilani, as BITS gives you the tag which is very useful in future placements, Also the level of studies and atmosphere of the college encourages you to develop more and more skills. The college has a good alumni network and

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Last year the cutoff was around 58% thus i think making it into the madras school of economics will be hard or you might not get admission in this college

Hello Bhavya,

The syllabus  of M.A. Economics entrance is based on BA(Hons) Economics program at Delhi University.

Some regular subjects are (a) microeconomic theory, (b) macroeconomic theory, (c) mathematical techniques used by economists, and (d) probability, statistics and elementary econometrics.

You can visit below for more information regarding syllabus and

Hello,

For BA Economics from Ambedkar University, the fees per year are Rs- 36,267 PA . The eligibility for admission is that you must have passed 10 +2 with 50% marks from a recognised board.(Ex. CBSE)

Also,you must have passed Mathematics as a subject in the 10 + 2 level.