Hii Deepa,

B.A Economics Hons is a three year Graduation course.To pursue this course the candidate must have done 10+2 with minimum 45% marks.In Deemed universties it is Mandatory that you should have Maths subject in 12 th to pursue B.A Economics course.Some colleges mau give expemption about this according

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B.Com (Hons.) and Economics (Hons.) are some of the most desired courses in the field of commerce and banking. Most of the students from the commerce background seek admission in either of the two programmes.

Both the courses have their own importance in the industry as they are both

Hi Sparsh,

There won't be much disadvantage. As lot of people  from Science background opt for management courses. If you are sincere and focused in your studies you will surely be able to cope up with these subjects. Accounts and Economics are really interesting and career/job related subjects. So it

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St. Xavier's Kolkata take admission in their B.Sc. Economics programme on the basis of class 12th marks. Mathematics is a compulsory subject for the admissions (Business Maths won't work). Aggregate marks calculation is done as - Maths + any 3 more subject. Marks requirement is aggregate 60% and Maths 60%.

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Yes, their are scholorship available but all four of them are form PG courses and P.Hd.

You may go through this link to find the details of the Scholarships for University of Delhi Students:

http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=opportunities-scholarships

Hello Sahithi,

Yes, you can get VIT AMRAVATI college. This is a newly opened college so the crowd here is very less and the placement here is also not upto the mark. In VIT only two branches are at the top first is VELLORE and second is CHENNAI.

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