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Anmol Sharma

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Dear reader,Yes, you can pursue an M.Sc. in Economics at LPU after completing a BA in Economics. LPU offers a Master of Science in Economics program designed for students with a background in economics or related fields. To be eligible, you typically need to have a minimum percentage in your undergraduate degree, which may vary, so it's advisable to check the specific requirements on the LPU website. The M.Sc. program will deepen your understanding of economic theories, quantitative methods, and research skills, preparing you for various career opportunities in academia, research, and the corporate sector.I hope this information helps.

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SHIVAM KESHARI

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Hundreds of students can do B.Com (Hons.) Economics and Accounts at USLM,   Karnavati University. Karnavati University offers a variety of courses, including B.Com (Hons), BBA (Hons), B.Des, B.D.S, and more B.Com (Hons.) is a best choice for graduation degree and it's provide a various job opportunities. Karnavati University is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC), The university accepts many types of entrance exams: GUJCE, CAT,   KUATfetc. 

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SHIVAM KESHARI

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The entrance exams are accepted by USLM, Karnavati University for admission to B.Com (Hons) Economics and Accounts are candidate have 12 exam passed in any stream with at least 50% marks, and Karnavati University admission test ( KUAT) KUAT score followed by a personal interview. Other entrance exams accepted by USLM include GUJCET.

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Priyanka Nath

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Jain University in Bangalore accepts the Jain Entrance Test (JET) for admission to its Master of Arts (MA) in Economics program. The university also accepts scores from other national-level entrance exams for admission to other courses, including: CAT for MBAJEE Main for BTechGATEMATCMATXATNMAT

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Priyanka Nath

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The total tuition fee for a B.A. in Economics and Public Policy at Jain University Bangalore is INR 450,000 for the entire four-year course. The university also offers a B.A. (Hons./Hons. with Research) in Economics, which is a three-year course with a total tuition fee of INR 450,000. 

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Priyanka Nath

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To be eligible for the MA in Economics programme at Jain University in Bangalore, you must meet the following requirements: Have a minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying bachelor's degree from a recognised universityHave passed 10+2 with a 3-year degree from any stream

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Fathima S

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Yes it's very good decision because I studied economics and I am doing the best in my career

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Dhanashri Kadam

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The kuchinda college has degree  of B. A. In economics which is of three years. The kuchinda college have fees for first year are 5,500 .The total fees for B. A. In economics is 15000rs.the college has affordable fees which is really good for the students who have to purse B. A. in economics. I think there is also reservation for other category. 

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Venkata Siddardha Voona

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The below are the list of colleges for BA economics Hons. in Delhi NCR, Delhi and UPDelhi School of EconomicsAmity University NoidaHindu CollegeSt Stephen's CollegeMiranda HouseHansraj CollegeKirori Mal CollegeMaitreyi CollegeShri Ram College of CommerceShivaji College:Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa CollegeShyam Lal CollegeSri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College

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Priya Kumari

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Hello Everyone, 'Given your M.Com in Applied Business Economics, I'd recommend choosing Commerce for the UGC NET exam'. Commerce aligns well with your background, covering topics like Business Environment, Financial Management, Marketing, and Accounting, which you might find more familiar and manageable. Plus, qualifying in Commerce can open up a variety of academic and research opportunities in business schools and commerce departments.That should give you a good direction and help you to take a better decision in your life.

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