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6 years agoGuide-Level 11
yes after completing your MBA you can go for M.A. Economics and the eligiblity will be I think 60% with some work experience or may not.
MA Economics gives you a wide range of opportunities as you can be a professor in an University and much more.
All the best.
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6 years agoScholar-Level 18
Yes, based on your graduation subjects, you can definitely think of doing M.A. In another subject. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about admission in DU for M.A.:
http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=pg-admission-details
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6 years agoGuide-Level 15
In my perspective, economics is a good course which will fetch you a number of jobs only if you work really hard to create sustainability in the career you have choose. Few career opportunities with an Economics Degree, Jobs relevant to Economics degree are –
Investment analyst
Finance analyst
Data analyst
Market researcher
Statistician
Economist
You have potential chances of becoming a lecturer in a reputed institution if given a good percentage in MA economics. PhD will help you fetch jobs in universities as a professor. You can write civil exams also after the degree course duration. Ensure you match college eligibility criteria by ha
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6 years agoGuide-Level 14
These might seem to save a year as they are integrated but the syllabus is anyhow the same amount.
But the main reason of saying no to the Integrated B.Ed is that a PG Degree should be done separately.
Besides, if you do B.Ed based on your graduation then it will soon make you eligible to apply for jobs.
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6 years agoScholar-Level 18
Normally speaking, students are allowed to appear for entrance exam even if results of the qualifying exam is not announced. But the university has to wait for admission process till it declares results of the qualifying exam. If you are from different university then you may lose out if your university does not declare the results in time.
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6 years agoContributor-Level 10
1. Statistics: Probability, Averages and Dispersion
2. Microeconomics: Different productions and cost functions with emphasis on their minimization exercise and profit maximization problems, different forms of competition encompassing perfect competition, monopoly, basic theory of general equilibrium
3. Macroeconomics: Basic knowledge of average graduation level should be sufficient. Emphasis on growth models
4. Mathematical Economics: Series, sequences, functions and relations, sets, basic calculus such as integration and dif
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