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preeti gognaFaculty at LPU

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Hi Tracy, B.Sc. ( Hons) Economics is a mixture of conventional economics courses and modern day analytical tools. The programme is capable of opening new opportunities especially for the students who wish to pursue a higher degree in the field of economics as it includes the subjects of economics starting from basics to the advanced one including the course on econometrics which is high in demand. Education is imparted under the semester system and or improved learning, emphasis is laid on Seminars and Case Based Teaching. Now-a-days, the knowledge of statistical tools and its applicability is highly required by big industries. This de
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Sunita Singh

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Yes, you can do MBA after any undergraduate degree. Yes, you should have a minimum of 50% to 55% in your Bachelor's degree and need to qualify any entrance test (such as CAT / MAT/ XAT/ NMAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/ NEST). . You can do MBA in any specializations of your interest
LPU is known for its MBA. LPU provides quality education, with great scholarship programs plus holistic learning opportunities. Mittal School of Business is among the first 10 institutions in India to get ACBSP (USA) accreditation. LPU is ranked No. 2 among Indian B-Schools in 'Outreach and Inclusivity by NIRF ranking released by MHRD, Government of India. The curriculum i
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Sunita Singh

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After your B.Sc. (Economics) you can go for M.Sc. (Economics). It will be of 2 years. Eligibility criteria for taking admission in M.Sc. Economics in most of the top universities is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in any Bachelors degree. (It may vary with the university you choose. )
Career prospects of M.Sc. Economics are:
You'll be acquiring knowledge at a higher level than what you studied during your Bachelors degree, and the course should help you develop the necessary skills for your field of work. With a postgraduate qualification on your CV, securing a good graduate job is more likely, and the possibility of attracting a higher sa
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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The eligibility criteria of M.A. in Economics (Specialization in World Economy) of JNU is given below.
Eligibility criteria :
(i) Bachelors degree (with 50% marks in aggregate) in the following subjects: Economics (Hons.) with
Mathematics as a subsidiary subject; or Mathematics (Hons.) with Economics as a subsidiary subject; or
Statistics (Hons.) with Economics and Mathematics as subsidiary subjects.
(ii) Any other Bachelors degree (with 60% marks in aggregate) with courses in Microeconomics,
Macroeconomics, Mathematical Economics and Statistics.
So from above Bachelor degree in Economics (Hons.) with Mathematics as a subsidiary subject is ne
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Ruchi Sharma

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Well-trained economists are in huge demand not only in India but also across the world for rapidly globalizing economic scenario. Careers in economic has various options, with job roles covering everything from food and agriculture to business and banking. Depending on your area of interest, an economics degree will help you develop specialised analytical skills, enabling you to enter successfully in multiple industries as a professional economist. Economics careers option: Economics careers in banking, accountancy, business and financial consultancy, public sector etc. Many institutes, colleges and universities offers B.A. Economics l
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?

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International and National Economical environment and issues are of huge significance to the work of BFSI sector. Many investment and retail banks employ economics graduates to work specifically as economists. M.A. Economics graduates with superior Mathematical and Data Analytical background are used for research and analysis of economic data, issues and trends, and use your results to produce reports and forecasts, which will assist the bank's other employees and clients for wealth financial asset management and risk management. In India, RBI, Public Sector Banks and Private Banks are the largest employers of economic graduates.

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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

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There is a decent amount of scope for BA economics graduates.
Actuarial Science. Actuarial Science is an emerging career option amongst Economics graduates. Finance. Indian Economic Services (IES). Law. Economics and Its Related Disciplines. Rural Development and Public Policy. Management. Consulting.

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Shail Oberoi

Guide-Level 14

Both are good subjects. Economics will help you pursue a career in financial research, equity research, financial journalism whereas Statistics will give you option of pursuing a career in a range of Data Analytics related field which is in demand now a days. You need to decide on your interest areas, and then based on it choose your specialization.

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Rohan Bhatt

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Hello,
After economic honors, you should have to go for PGDBF because it's all related to bank and Economics also helps in this and make work easier.

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kanu vashisht

Guide-Level 15

Look dear. Being a B.Com student, I want to tell you that B.Com includes diverse fields and it is better than anything because B.Com includes economics as well. So, its better to study everything as a whole.
All the best.

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