B.Sc Economics

Hi Akansha!
It is good to have something additional along with your graduation degree. However, the kind of course totally depends upon your area of interest and your career aspiration. Being the economics students, you can pursue some course related to Finance, Investment or Risk Management. Based on the industry trends, the skills of 'Advance statistics', 'Data Analytics', and 'Machine Learning' are highly expected from Finance and Economics students. Finally, my recommendation is to start your parallel course with MS Office training. Be an expert in Excel (Scenarios and Sensitivity Analysis, Visualization, PowerPivot (must do) and PPT skills too. And then go further. Hope this helps. Ask any query at any time. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good Luck.

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Hi,It is an apt question for a person who is aspiring for a career in Economics. Every field has its own scope; it just varies depending on the skills and knowledge level. The study of economics provides a good opportunity to gain an edge in today rapidly globalizing world. Well-trained economists are in huge demand across industries, not only at the national but at the international level as well. A degree in economics opens up the doors of a wide variety of the most sought-after career options. In addition, imparting the knowledge of economics also entails developing sufficient groundings into statistical and mathematical methods for economics, econometrics, public finance, monetary economics, international economics, development economics and economic policy-making, all of which are extremely desirable from the practical perspective of building a career whether in the public sector, private set-top or even non-government organizations.