B.A Economics

The total fees at Shri Krishna University for B.A. (Economics) is INR 25,500
The total fees at Shri Krishna University for B.A. (History) is INR 25,500
The total fees structure at Shri Krishna University for B.A. Public administration is INR 25,500
SKU Chhatarpur UG Selection Criteria:
The selection is done on the basis of merit list.
Shortlisted candidates on the basis of their marks obtained in class 12th are considered for admission and called for the document verification process.
Eligibility Criteria:
Aspirants seeking admission to 3 years Full-time B.A Program should be pass in 10+2 Examination with any Subject.
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Ravenshaw University is a co-educational state university situated in Cuttack, Odisha. The university offers quality education and also provides many scholarships like the Prerana Scholarship for meritorious students.
To date, the minimum eligibility for admission has been passing the 10+2 level examination with a minimum of 50% marks.
Most courses, such as BA economics, used to have a merit list based on the student's score and the number of seats available.
Referring to your query, a score above 80 percent was sufficient for students to get admission.
Currently, for certain courses, the university has decided to undertake admission on the basis of the CUET exam.

Here, if we're talking about B.A. Economics, it means study about economics in a general sense like you will have to read some basic concepts and terminology, economics history by some basics writers, then
If we have economics Hons, it means a specialization in economics, it leads to a well versed in economics background like we'll have to study about conceptually criteria and all, future application-based knowledge about economics, stats, Maths econometrics, etc. And then we have B.Sc. Economics generally means a study approach to economics through some research work and analytical concepts and methodology in statistical sense and economics, based on research. For further you have to go through the syllabus and prospects of the courses respectively. Thank you.