B.A Economics

In BA Economics in general, there is micro and macroeconomics, growth models, a little bit of statistics and mathematics application in economics, economic history etc.

Maths is not needed in academics to pursue economics honors

There is no difference in both the programs. Moreover, same approximately 80-85 percentage and rest, the university can add extra subjects as per their guidelines or facilities to students. As per UGC guidelines, you will have to study complete course module of economics in any of the programme. All the best.

BA Economics is a pure art branch of knowledge. The course is studied as part of the Bachelor of Arts programme. On the other hand, B.Sc Economics is completed as part of the Bachelor of Science programme. This is one of the main differences between B.Sc Economics and BA Economics. B.Sc Economics have some additional subjects like mathematics and statistics when compared to BA Economics. There are practical sessions for students too in the field of applied Economics. This kind of practical sessions are absents in BA Economics.

Hi,
Please specify your college and university.

Hello Saurabh,
For Economics, you should have Maths till class 12th, but it is not necessary to include it in BFS. One should have Maths either as additional subject (6th) or optional subject (5th).
And, yes Economics definitely should be included in BFS for Economics (H), else you will face deduction of some percentage from your BFS.

BA is a graduation course, which you can do after passing class 12th. In BA, we are offering four streams i.e. Psychology, Sociology, Maths & Economics. Eligibility for this programme is minimum 50% marks in XII standard. Or, it is an equivalent examination in any stream conducted by a recognized Board/ University/ Council.