Hi aspirant,

If you choose to pursue a Master of Economics, you'll be embarking on a rigorous academic path that goes deeply into the foundations and applications of economic theory. A Master of Economics is a two-year postgraduate degree that will provide you with a solid foundation in microeconomic and macroeconomic theories, econometrics, and a variety of specialty subjects based on your interests and the university's offers.

Completing a Master of Economics degree opens up a wide range of career opportunities in government organizations, financial institutions, consulting firms, research institutions, international organizations, and academia, with roles such as Economist, Financial Analyst, Policy Analyst, Market Research Analyst, and others, many of which offer promising salary prospects and significant career growth.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/ma-in-economics

All the best!

Yes, u r eligible for BBA/BMS programs through CUET at SSCBS  other DU colleges, and many Central Universities nd if u didn’t choose Mathematics as a CUET subject

For BMS, BBA in DU (including SSCBS), t eligibility is:

Required CUET subjects (as per DU norms):

• Section I : English

• Section II : Any two from the list – you chose Economics and Business Studies, which is accepted.

• Section III : Mandatory

u had Math in 12th, u satisfy t eligibility requirement for BBA/BMS at DU (because some programs require Maths in 12th, not in CUET necessarily). let m know if u need any help ................THANKU!!!

Hey Bhawna !

Yes, you are eligible to pursue BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) at SSCBS or Delhi University (DU), as long as you meet the specific eligibility requirements for the course.

For BMS, DU typically looks at your best of four subjects, including English and any other subjects from your 12th grade. Since you have chosen relevant subjects like Accounts, Economics, and Business Studies, you should be fine.

Just make sure to check the specific admission guidelines for CUET 2025 , as universities may have subject-specific requirements.

Hope it helps !

The Government Arts and Science College in Valparai offers an M.A. in Economics, but there is no clear information about a B.A. in Economics. It’s best to contact the college directly for confirmation.

Pursuing a career in the medical field after Arts is generally not possible for traditional MBBS, BDS, or paramedical courses that require Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) at the 10+2 level.

However, here are some alternate options in the healthcare/medical-related field for Arts students:

• B.A. in Psychology → leads to clinical psychology or counselling.

• Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) → careers in medical social work.

• Healthcare Management or Hospital Administration courses.

• Medical Transcription , Health Technician , or Nursing Assistant diplomas (eligibility varies).

• Pharmacy Assistant or Nutrition and Dietetics short-term courses (some allow non-science backgrounds).

To enter core medical fields, you'd need to reappear for Class 12 with PCB subjects . Can I be a doctor after taking arts in 12? (https://www.quora.com/Can-I-be-a-doctor-after-taking-arts-in-12)

For pursuing an MA in Economics in India, highly regarded institutions include the Delhi School of Economics (DSE), Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), and the University of Hyderabad, known for their strong economics programs and faculty.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of some top options:

Top-Ranked Institutions:

Delhi School of Economics (DSE): A leading center for advanced training and research in economics, geography, and sociology in South Asia.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU): Known for its strong economics program and research opportunities.

University of Hyderabad: Another well-regarded institution with a strong economics department.

Indian Statistical Institute (ISI): A renowned institution for statistics and economics, offering specialized programs.

Madras School of Economics (MIDS): A good option in the South, known for its curriculum and brand value.

Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics (GIPE): A good option in Pune.

Institute for Development and Research in the Indian Economy (IDR): A good option in Delhi.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras, IIT Roorkee, IIT Delhi: These IITs also have good economics programs.

Jamia Millia Islamia: Known for its strong economics program and research opportunities.

Azim Premji University: A good option in Bangalore.

JAIN (Deemed-to-be University): Offers MA in Economics with a focus on problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Other Notable Institutions:

Loyola College, Chennai

St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

Madras Christian College, Chennai

Presidency University, Kolkata

Hans Raj College (HRC), New Delhi

Fergusson College, Pune

Ramjas College, New Delhi

Indian School of Business & Finance

Hello,

Yes, a student with Commerce, Economics, Political Science, and Sociology in Class 12 can pursue a Bachelor's in Foreign Trade.

• Accounting is not strictly necessary for it, but having some knowledge of basic accounting can be helpful in understanding financial aspects of international trade.
• The main focus in this course is on trade policies, international relations, and economics.

Hope it helps !

yes, you pursue economics with basic maths , many colleges accept this criteria. don't worry.

thankyou