M.Sc Economics

Oxford University first-year cost to study MSc in Financial Economics is around INR 56.87 L. The table below includes the full breakup of Oxford MSc in Financial Economics fees:Fees componentsAmount (for 1 year)Tuition & feesINR 56,87,001Hostel & MealsINR 6,48,866Study costsINR 1,01,933Total approximate feesINR 64,37,800

Dear reader,Yes, you can pursue an M.Sc. in Economics at LPU after completing a BA in Economics. LPU offers a Master of Science in Economics program designed for students with a background in economics or related fields. To be eligible, you typically need to have a minimum percentage in your undergraduate degree, which may vary, so it's advisable to check the specific requirements on the LPU website. The M.Sc. program will deepen your understanding of economic theories, quantitative methods, and research skills, preparing you for various career opportunities in academia, research, and the corporate sector.I hope this information helps.

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A distinguished mix of financial institutions and consultancy organizations are among the top recruiters for Oxford University's MSc in Financial Economics program. Some of the top recruiters at Oxford university are outlined below- Bank of AmericaBank of EnglandCitibank (APAC) LimitedDeutsche BankGoldman SachsMorgan StanleyUBSConsultingBain & CompanyBoston Consulting GroupDeloitteEY-ParthenonMcKinsey & Company

Oxford's Master of Science in Financial Economics programme typically has 80 students in each class. With over 22 different nationalities represented, 94% of the pupils are foreign-born. Students in the programme are, on average, 23 years old. The competitive applicant pool is indicated by the average GMAT score of 733 to 742 for admitted students.

For the 2024 class, the average GMAT (10th Edition) total score was 743, the average GRE quantitative score was 169 and the average GMAT (Focus Edition) total score was 717. However, these are not strict minimum scores. Applicants are suggested to score as high as possible. 

It is not mandatory to have any full-time work experience prior to applying to the program. However if applicants have any relevant experience, either full-time or via an internship, this will be considered as part of their application for the program.

Yes, you can apply for MSc Economics after completing BCom. In BCom you would have students Economics at college level. This way you will have more or less the same aptitude in the subject as that of a BA Economics or BSc Economics graduate. You may have to study the topics covered in these courses to clear entrance exams for admission. You should make sure that you have atleast 50% marks in graduation, though for shortlisting purpose colleges may set higher cut offs.

No, you cannot opt for M.Sc Dairy economics as you said you are from the arts stream. You need to complete a BSc course first otherwise you would have to look for M.A courses as you are an art student.