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Rakesh chand

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BA (H) Economics course is a good option after class 12th because the future scope for this course is very good many govt.and private sectors provide lots of jobs opportunity in this field.After this course you can apply for various sectors like banking, finance, investment, education etc.Quantum university is one of the best university in uttarakhand who provide this course with affordable fees.For admission in this course in Quantum university you must have completed 12th with minimum 50% in any stream.Quantum university also provide good placements also the placements % of Quantum university is 80% and 100+companies visit the campus
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Shiv Nadar University's B.Sc. in Economics programme costs INR 17.55 Lacs over four years. This contains the following components:Tuition is INR 10 lakh, calculated for the first year. Tuition may be revised annually by 5-8%.Hostel costs INR 7.03 lakh, which includes mess and laundry fees. Hostel costs may be revised annually by 5-8%.One-time payment of INR 52,000 covers admission price, refundable security deposit, and entrance cost. Shiv Nadar University provides scholarships to high-achieving academic students. These scholarships can cover some or all of the programme costs.

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Aayush Bhatnagar

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The core courses are subjects that are important topics of the chosen specialisation. Students have to study these subjects as there is no choice given for preference. Candidates can check below core courses of LSR BA in Economics programme:Mathematical Methods for EconomicsIntroductory MacroeconomicsIndian Economy - I and IIDevelopment EconomicsIntermediate Macroeconomics - I and II

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Shiv Kumar

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The course-wise placements at the Institute of Home Economics (IHE), Delhi University, show positive outcomes for various programs.B.Sc. Home Science: The average placement package is approximately INR 2.86 LPA, with the highest reaching INR 15-16 LPA.B.El.Ed. & BA Journalism: These programs also offer strong placement opportunities, with notable recruiters from the media and education sectors.The institute offers extensive internship opportunities starting from the fourth semester, with around 80-85% of students securing internships. Top recruiters include major firms like Genpact, Wipro, and Fab India, as well as companies in the med
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Shiv Kumar

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A CUET score of 450 could be competitive for admission to the B.A. programs at the Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University, depending on the course and category. Generally, a score around 450 may meet the cutoff for certain programs, particularly for students in reserved categories. However, it's best to check the latest cutoff trends for your specific course to get a more accurate picture.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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To get admission for BA economics (Hons) at Hindu college, you need to appear for CUET (common university entrance test). For that, you need to first register for the entrance exam from official website of CUET and appear for the exam after getting your admit cards. Cutoff will be prepared based on your CUET score only. As the cutoffs for this Institute are very high, you need to prepare very well so that you get a favorable score. You are adviced to maintain a strict timetable and prepare for all your subjects accurately. 

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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The CUET cutoff for ST candidates at Hindu College for BA Economics was around 91-95 percentile. This is the average cutoff based on the cutoff of previous years. So if you are willing to take admission, you need to prepare well for CUET and should try your best to get your seat in the first list only. Above 92 percentile is the expected cutoff for BA honours courses and above 91 is for BA programme courses for ST students. You can visit the official website of Hindu college for detailed information. 

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Rashmi Sinha

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Jawaharlal Nehru University CUET PG cutoff 2024 was released for admission to the MA, MSc, MPH and other PG Diploma courses. During the JNU PG cutoff 2024, the last-round scores ranged between 30 and 97.33 for the students belonging to the General AI quota. The cuet PG 2024 cutoff for admission to MA in Economics course was 78 in the last-round. The cutoff data for the same course in the first-round stood at 84 for the General category students in the AI quota. Fore more PG courses and round-wise CUET PG cutoff socres, click here

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Arunima Chowdhury

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Kolkata is home to many well-reputed educational institutions, that are known for their academic excellence, and robust alumni networks. However, if you are searching for some of the top girls' college in Kolkata to pursue an honours degree in Economics, here's a list of institutions that you can never go wrong with:Ramakrishna Sarada Mission Vivekananda Vidyabhavan Girls' CollegeGokhale Memorial Girls' CollegeLady Brabourne CollegeCalcutta Girls' CollegeBethune CollegeEconomics, as a discipline, is challenging. So, you need the best of infrastructure, and faculty members to get through your graduation with flying colours! And these ab
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Abhignan bollam

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Yes, students from an arts background who studied Economics in their 12th grade can pursue a BA in Economics Honours. Most universities and colleges offering this programme require candidates to have completed their 10+2 with Economics and Mathematics as preferred subjects. Additionally, a minimum percentage, often around 50%-60% in aggregate, is required depending on the institution's eligibility criteria.

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