Economics

Hi Akash!
The admission to Ravenshaw University for the B.Com program is based on the candidate's performance in the qualifying examination (i.e., 10+2) and the availability of seats. The cutoff for admission to the B.Com program at Ravenshaw University varies from year to year based on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the entrance exam, and the availability of seats.
As per the information provided by you, you have secured 54% in your 10+2 examination, with Ped & Computer Science as your main subjects and Economics as an additional subject. While the exact cutoff for admission to the B.Com program at Ravenshaw University is not available, it is advisable to check the official website of the university for the latest information on the admission process and cutoffs.
However, it is important to note that admission to Ravenshaw University is highly competitive, and a higher percentage in the qualifying examination may increase your chances of securing admission to the B.Com program. You may also consider applying to other colleges that offer the B.Com program and have cutoffs that match your academic profile.

Yes, it is possible to get admission for a Bachelor's degree in India with A-level qualifications in subjects like economics, English literature, and accounting. Many universities and colleges in India accept international qualifications like A-levels for admission to undergraduate programs. However, it's important to note that admission requirements can vary between institutions and specific programs. Some universities may have specific subject requirements or minimum grade criteria for admission. It is advisable to research the admission requirements of the particular universities or colleges you are interested in applying to. Additionally, universities may also require you to fulfill other criteria such as language proficiency English and may conduct entrance exams or interviews as part of the admission process. It is recommended to check the official websites of the universities you are considering to get accurate and up-to-date information on their admission requirements and procedure.

If you have applied for both BBA and B.Sc Economics programs and there is a common entrance exam (SET), then your admission will be based on your performance in the SET exam.
After the SET exam, the participating colleges will release their cutoff scores for each program. If you have scored above the cutoff score for a particular program, you will be eligible for admission to that program.
It is possible that you may be eligible for admission to both the BBA and B.Sc Economics programs if you have scored above the cutoff scores for both the programs. However, you will have to choose which program you want to take admission in, based on your preference and the availability of seats.

The entrance exam for B.A. CEP in EPS (Economics, Political Science, and Sociology) typically evaluates a candidate's aptitude and knowledge in various areas such as economics, political Science, sociology, general knowledge, and analytical reasoning. Here are some tips and topics that you can consider while preparing for the entrance exam:
1. Economics: Basic concepts of micro and macroeconomics, economic systems, national income accounting, inflation, fiscal and monetary policies, etc.
2. Political Science: Indian Constitution, governance, public policy, international relations, Current Affairs etc.
3. Sociology: Basic concepts of sociology, social structure and organisation, social change, social stratification, sociology of Indian society, etc.
4. General Knowledge: Current Affairs history, geography, Science, etc.
5. Analytical Reasoning: Logical and critical reasoning, puzzles, analogies, etc. Apart from these topics, it is also important to develop a habit of reading newspapers and magazines regularly, to keep oneself updated with the latest news and events. You may also refer to previous year question papers or sample papers to get an idea of the exam pattern and difficulty level.