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Rahul kumar
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You can choose economics as a generic elective subject in your course. And completing it you will also get a Certificate in economics also.
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Prakash deep
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Yes, you can do because B.Sc. Economics Hons Programme, it is a commerce base Programme.
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Shashin Goyal
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The annual tuition fee for a BBA Economics Course at Simon Fraser University, Canada for an Indian student will be around 1900000 and that includes only acedemic fees not the hostels and mess.
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Manika Mittal
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Yes, he can do B.Com with CA. There are two options one is through foundation exam, and another is direct entry in intermediate after graduation. It's totally up to your son how he wants to do. But he has to concentrate completely on any decision.
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Niranjan reddy balemula
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The pattern of the Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET) for M.A. Economics typically includes the following elements:
Type of Questions: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and/or Descriptive Questions. Number of Questions: Approximately 100 questions. Duration of the Exam: 2 hours. Marking Scheme: MCQs may have negative marking. Descriptive questions may carry more marks. Topics Covered: Economic theory, Micro and Macro Economics, Econometrics, International Economics, Development Economics, and Indian Economics. Note: The pattern may vary from year to year and from university to university, so it is advisable to check the la
Type of Questions: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and/or Descriptive Questions. Number of Questions: Approximately 100 questions. Duration of the Exam: 2 hours. Marking Scheme: MCQs may have negative marking. Descriptive questions may carry more marks. Topics Covered: Economic theory, Micro and Macro Economics, Econometrics, International Economics, Development Economics, and Indian Economics. Note: The pattern may vary from year to year and from university to university, so it is advisable to check the la
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Niranjan reddy balemula
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To prepare for CUCET to get admission in M.A. Economics at Madras School of Economics, follow these steps:
Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus. Study NCERT economics books for 11th and 12th grades. Read books and materials related to micro and macroeconomics, econometrics and Statistics. Practice sample papers and previous years' question papers. Brush up your mathematical skills. Stay updated with current economic events. Seek guidance from experienced teachers or mentors.
Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus. Study NCERT economics books for 11th and 12th grades. Read books and materials related to micro and macroeconomics, econometrics and Statistics. Practice sample papers and previous years' question papers. Brush up your mathematical skills. Stay updated with current economic events. Seek guidance from experienced teachers or mentors.
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Aditya Tanwar
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It depends on your personal career goals and interests. Ashoka University has a strong reputation in economics, but Christ University has a well-regarded BBA programme. Additionally, consider the following when deciding between Ashoka University and Christ University:
Curriculum: Review the syllabus and course structure at both institutions to determine which programme aligns better with your career aspirations and academic interests. Reputation: Consider the reputation of each institution and the quality of their graduates in the job market. \
Faculty: Research the faculty members at each institution, including their qualifications, res
Curriculum: Review the syllabus and course structure at both institutions to determine which programme aligns better with your career aspirations and academic interests. Reputation: Consider the reputation of each institution and the quality of their graduates in the job market. \
Faculty: Research the faculty members at each institution, including their qualifications, res
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Rishabh sharma
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It's up to you that in which field you are interested in, if you are interested in economics, then go for B.A. + MBA but if you are not interested in B.A. then I will suggest you do BBA + MBA which gives you more job opportunities.
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Ankan Dutta
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The admission in this college is strictly on merit basis , based on the marks obtained in 10+2 examination. There are a total of 72 seats for Economics (Hons) in this college. The recent cutoffs are not yet available for this college and rest assured, I have searched around everywhere for the recent cutoff information regarding economics hons in this college, but in 2019, the cutoff for admission in this college for general was 66.33%, and 57% for SC( Schedule Cast) and 48% for ST( Scheduled Tribe). So according to my analysis, the cutoff for this year will not be more than 72% at most for general. Best of luck
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