B.A Economics

B.A. (Hons) economics and B.Sc. (Hons) economics degrees are not very different. Economics is a discipline which comes under the purview of both Arts and Science, hence some Indian universities offer it under B.A. (Hons) like Delhi University, while others offer it under B.Sc. Like St. Xavier College Kolkata. The subjects offered under the two programs do not differ according to its classification under B.A. (honors)/B.Sc but differ depending on the university offering it. Likewise, even globally some universities offer it as a B.A. Degree (for ex, several universities in US) while others offer it as B.Sc. Degree (several universities in UK). .

Hi,
Hons Programmes are more rigorous nature programmes. They have a better bearing when it comes for jobs. I can tell you of LU as in the Hons programmes it offers one additional course of at least 2 credits per term as compared to regular programs. A mix of innovative and creative courses would be offered to increase the knowledge and hone the technical skills of the hons. Students. Practical/ workshops, technical and entrepreneurial projects as well as courses with exposure to cutting edge technologies would be offered. First preference would be given to Hons. Students for residential facilities, open electives, student exchange programs abroad. More technical training opportunities. You can also check from the websites of some more colleges like Miranda, St. Xaviers, LPU an check the academics too. So Hons programme would definitely give you better future opportunities. Grab your seat before they fill up as online admissions are taking place. All the best.