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NAYBEDYA MOHANTY
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Candidates must have secured 35% marks (30% Marks for SC/ST/BC/PWD Candidates) in the Entrance Test of M.A in Economics at Panjab University which is PU-CET. To be eligible for this you must have 50.0% in graduation.
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After completing your post Graduation that is MA in economics, you can successfully look forward to applying for the positions of Financial Consultant, Risk analyst, economic researcher, and investment analyst as well. So let us have a look at the career options after Masters in economics in India.One of the major benefits of an MA in Economics is that it gives you all the essential knowledge and skills to open your own business venture. For example, it teaches you about topics like how to analyze the market in order to find growth opportunities to make a profit out of it.
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Prathamesh Hatwar
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The MA Economics programme at Quantum School of Graduate Studies, Quantum University, is designed to give a full understanding of economic theories and applications.Some subjects studied in this programme include:Core Courses: Basic courses such as Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, and Development Economics. It also has specific topics like international economics, financial economics and environmental economics.Research Projects: These provide chances to do original researches which sometimes end up in a thesis or dissertation.
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Kapil Lalwani
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By doing MA in economics you have developed a very good analytical skills and strong Foundation by learning theoretical as well as practical skills that will help you in solving real life problems. Economic and Management are two different things. You can definitely do PhD in management, specially in the areas like Business economics, managerial economics, organisational behaviour, strategic management and financial management . You have to put some extra efforts because management and economics are two different fields. If you are ready to put that efforts then PhD management is for you .Go ahead and all the best.
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Kapil Lalwani
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To get into JNU's MA Economics application, right here's what you need to do: 1. Make certain you are eligible generally a Bachelor's degree with 55% or higher.2. Sign up for JNU's front exam on their website.3. Take the exam, which checks your economics, math, and stats talents.4. Wait for the cutoff rankings - in case you rating excessive enough, you are in the going for walks for admission.5. If you're shortlisted, you would possibly have an interview (viva-voce) to reveal off your knowledge.6. Finally, in case you're decided on, finish the admission procedure .Stay updated, everything will be in your favour, all the best.
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Students enrolled in the MA Economics program at IILM University benefit from extensive faculty support designed to enhance their academic and professional development. The faculty comprises experienced educators and industry experts who bring a wealth of knowledge and practical insights into the classroom. They offer personalized mentoring and academic advising to help students navigate the rigorous curriculum and align their studies with career goals. Faculty members are accessible for one-on-one consultations, fostering an environment where students can seek guidance on research projects, coursework, and career planning.Additionally
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Candidates must clear class 12th Pre University any stream from CBSE or ICSE or State Board after that candidate must have graduation in the relevant field from recognised University with 50% aggregate. It is a 2 Year programme in which you should have Bachelor degree in Economics or in any discipline from a recognised University.
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