Hello Ram Chandra,

It is totally depends upon your choice or in that subject you have deep knowledge and interest so that you can score good marks in that subject and then you will become an expert of that field.

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Hello Priyanka,

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Hey.

The difference between BA Economics hons and Bsc in Economis is that in BSc there are more practical aspects of Economics involved whereas in BA there are less. Also, Maths and Stats are at an advanced level in Bsc as compared to BA. 

Best of luck!

You must know what you actually want to do after completing your Bachelor's degree.

If you are pursuing B.Com honours and your GE is English,then it doesn't mean you would have less opportunities compared to those whose GE is Economics.

It's all about what you aspire to do in future.

Hi, Nandini

To study economics, one needs to have a thorough knowledge of the subject maths. Taking up economics in your 12th standard helps in making it easier to study the subject later. It is difficult to study economics if your concepts of maths and economics are not clear just

Hi Sahil! The CAT cutoff at the Delhi School of Economics ranges from 92-95 percentile. With a percentile of 90 or below, it may be difficult to get shortlisted. However, if you secure a higher percentile, there is still chance. All the best!

Hi, to know the eligibility criteria for appearing in the DU JAT 2019 exam both for Indian as well as foreign students and for getting an update about the reservation of seats, please go through the following careers360 link, https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/du-jat-eligibility-criteria

Hey Tereza,

Few of the maths questions are,

1. You have just won a competition and you have to now choose your prize money, which one would you take, 19% of 91$ or 91% of 19$?

2. Do you know what is LMVT And Also explain its physical significance?

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