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Abdullah Hussain
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M.A. In Economics is a professional Masters Course which enhances your skill and career development in this field of study. After M.A. In Economics in India you can find jobs in these profiles: Financial Analyst, Stock Broker, Associate Researcher, Economy Analyst, Teacher, Senior Business Analyst, Senior Economist, Trade Analyst, Marketing Manager and Branch Retail Manager. Therefore, it provides wide scope for future development.
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Abdullah Hussain
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Yes You should definitely go for M.A. in Economics If you have completed your Bachelors in Economics. M.A. In Economics is a good option to choose since Not only it ensures professional skill development in this field, but also helps you build your career by providing wide scope and jobs. After holding a degree of master in economics in India you can find jobs in these profiles : Financial Analyst, Stock Broker, Associate Researcher, Economy Analyst, Teacher, Senior Business Analyst, Senior Economist, Trade Analyst, Marketing Manager and Branch Retail Manager. You can also go for Commerce Certificate courses to strengthen your hold in
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Abdullah Hussain
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M.A. In Economics is a professional course which enables high career development in this field and also provides wide scope in this area of study. The various colleges take their own respective entrance exams for this course joining. The eligibility requirement for joining this course is 10+2 in any stream from a recognised board of education with aggregate marks of at least 50% along with having a Bachelor's degree in economics or another relevant field of study like B.A. Economics or B.Sc. Economics, with the minimum marks required by the university.
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Abdullah Hussain
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B.Com course eligibilty depends on the college you are doing it from. Generally throughout India, you are eligible to join B.Com if you have passed your class 12th with atleast 50% marks with any stream. In some cases, the colleges require a commerce background but Science stream students can also join the course passing the entrance and minimum eligible marks.
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palak mahajan
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Hi Simran as you know now is the world of technology only. Most of the colleges don't have this kind of major options available. So I will surely recommend you to do your B.Com (Hons). Major in Information Technology instead of economics and it will be a better option for you. So just go for information technology
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Shristy priya
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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. ) is a 3-year full time degree programme affiliated to the Goa University. To be eligible for admission to the Semester I of the Three Years Programme leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Commerce/ Commerce (Hon. ) the candidate should have passed:The Higher Secondary School Certificate (standard. XII) examination conducted by the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education in any stream, including Vocational stream in the subjects notified by the University from time to time.
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Dinesh Sahu
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A) Honours in Economics is a 3-year full time graduation course. The eligibility for which is a Higher Secondary Certificate qualification from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate marks of 45% .
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Dinesh Sahu
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B.A. Note: Admission to undergraduate courses will be based on College Admission Test and the merit list for PG Courses M.Com., M.A./M.Sc. will be prepared on the basis of Marks obtained in High School, Intermediate and Graduation. Minimum 50% marks in aggregate at graduation level.
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