Hey,

For Jamia Milia Islamia, candidates must have completed a senior secondary school certificate or an equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% in the top five papers. Mathematics is not a necessity subject.

For Banaras Hindu University, Candidates for the B.A. (Hons.) Economics degree must have taken Mathematics as

Hello Harsh

Yes , You can apply for the admission in B.A hons in Galgotias University if you didn't have Mathematics at 10+2 level .

HAVE A LOOK ON THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA  :

candidates must have passed 12th with an aggregate of 50% marks .

candidates should have passed 10+2

Dear Student,

No, you cannot apply in the course of B.A Economics Honours from IPU without maths. Maths is compulsory for pursuing this course. The entrance test consists of the following syllabus:

1. General English - 10%

2. Economics and Statistics - 40%

3. Maths- 40%.

Apart from IPU, maths

Hello,

No, it is not possible for you to take admission in Economics honours like that. You need to have mathematics+economics in 10+2 to be eligible for taking admission in this course.

Some private universities like Galgotia university provides BA economics without mathemetics but studying economics without mathemetics is just

Hello there!

Hope you are doing fine.

First of all, congratulations for such a good score.

Yes, you have chances of getting admission in BA economics in a decent college of Delhi University with these marks in second to third cut off lists.

For more clarity, you can check previous

Hello,

It's a lot simpler than the majority of other admission tests. There are no negative marking for the paper. The questions were primarily theoretical in nature, with a small number of numericals. The questions asked for basic numericals that could be answered with simple differentiation. Study all of the

Hello there

Delhi University provides Economics honours to the students as an undergraduate course of 3 years .

The total fees is INR 10,890 .

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA  :

Candidates need to score more than 45% marks in 10+2 from a recognized board of education.

Candidates must have studied and passed