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Hope you are doing great. Don't see whether the subject is hard or easy if you have interest in it the go for it, it also don't matter for which exam you appear if you have interest in math then please go for economics + maths.Nothing is so

Hi, for post graduation you can go for M.Phil. in Economics. You should weigh your options and select what degree you really want to pursue.  For universities in England you will have to give IELTS exam. But, you can wait before giving the exams most of the times the exam

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He has two options too choose from in 11 standard as you are suggesting. One is he can opt for commerce with maths, he gets to study economics also. Or if his preference his slightly inclined towards he can choose non medical with maths.

But I would suggest that

Hey Abishek!

To get to know how to calculate best of four percentage for admission in B.A. programme or any other course, refer to the link provided below. To make the calculation process easier and faster, you may follow the procedures listed below one by one in the link given

Hello student.I hope you are doing.

Bsc in Home Science is really a interesting subject which includes health,family,nutrition,textile,fashion,clothing,childdevelopment, Economics etc. It has basics of all subjects. You can be a designer,chef,Open your own business,therapist,dietician and Nutritionist..The list is long.

Talking about of IHE it is a good institute of delhi

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As you know Delhi University requires you to select four subjects out of which one should be a language paper ,one should be a paper in which admission is sought and two other papers that are included in the list published by DU. If any candidate fails to choose

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Unfortunately no, you wouldn’t be able to pursue the Bs.c economics course as the eligibility criteria says that a candidate who wishes to pursue or apply to the Bsc economics course needs to complete their 10+2 in subjects of physics, chemistry and mathematics.

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The cut off for B.A. honours economics in Delhi school of economic, university of delhi for the year 2021 is 99.50%.

To see the entire cut off , of all colleges please refer to below attached link

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff

You can also see the

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The cutoff and merit list for MA in Economics in Banaras Hindu University for General Category goes around 250+ marks. I'm not very sure about your admission in the Department Main Campus but you can surely get admission easily in any of the affiliated colleges of BHU.

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For economics honors maths is compulsory at your qualifying level i.e 12th BUT its not compulsory to consider it in the best 4.

One is language and the other 3 should be your best scoring subject. Now I don't know what phe entails here ..is it physical education? ...