B.A Economics

The B.A (Hons) Economics students have to take any one subsidiary subject from the following: Mathematics, Geography, Political Science, Sociology and History. You can choose subjects according to your choice and interests. In all these subjects you can appear for UGC NET exam.

No, it is impossible for General and OBC categories to get admission in DU for BA Economics Hons with 300/800 score. But you can expect in 3rd round to get a off campus colleges if you belong to ST or SC category. 

The total marks in Jain Entrance Test are 100 to get admission in BA courses.

the eligibility criteria for admission are as follows :-

1. minimum qualification required to apply for Jain entrance test is a pass in the 10+2 examination in Science / commerce/ arts from PUC / ISC/ CBSE or equivalent board. A course recognised as equivalent there to by the university 

so to get admission in BA in economic and public policy at the school of Humanities and social Science at Jain university you need to score above 50% of the total marks try to get as high as possible to secure your chances of admission.

The Economics and Public Policy program, at Jain University School of Humanities and Social Sciences is truly exceptional. It covers a range of subjects from macroeconomics to analyzing policies and international economics. The professors are knowledgeable and always willing to assist students. The programme has ties to industries with 85% of graduates finding employment within six months. Students also benefit from internships and hands-on experiences that improve their job prospects. With a satisfaction rate of 90% among students it's an option for those interested in excelling, in the fields of economics and public policy.

Bharath University BA in Economics is a three-year spread across six semesters. Each semester consists of subjects relevant in the field of economics. The subjects mainly includes Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Economic theory, Mathematical methods in economics, Indian economy, etc. 

Yes, there is a BA course in Econonmics at Bharath Institute of Higher Education and Research. The course is offered in UG-level lasting for three years and spread across six semester. The BSc course mainly focuses the studies of production, supply, distribution and consumption of goods and services. Admission to the course is merit based. Candidates must have twelve years of school education with 50% aggregate from a recognised board. 

After completion of BA in Economics, candidates can land up in RBI, PSUs. You are eligible for the Indian Economic Services, public sector banks. 

Jain University conducts its own entrance exams or accepts other national-level exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, etc., depending on the program. It's always best to check the official website of Jain University or contact their admissions office for the most accurate and current information regarding admissions and entrance exams.

There is no such placement records of jain university. They don't give clarity of placement. But according to the student who are in jain university they speak the lowest package is around 3 to 4 lpa. Average is 5 to 6 lpa. the highest is 10 to 15 lpa. And the late of the placement is just around 40-50%.

The BA in Corporate Economics at WCC provides the students with basic understanding of the topics like Economics, Statistics, Business Mathematics, etc. After pursuing the degree course, students can pursue PG courses like MA, MSc Financial Economics, MCom, MHRM, etc. They can also go for professional courses such as MBA, CA, ICWA, etc. The can also build a career in the Indian Economic Services,  Civil Services and various other industries as Economic Analyst,  Consultants & Banking Professionals.

Kirori Mal College BA curriculum is spread across six semesters which are categorised as core courses, elective generic, elective: discipline specific, skill enhancement course, and ability enhancement compulsory course. The course title included in the course curriculum are as follows:

• Mathematical Methods for Economics
• Introductory Micro-economics
• Statistical Methods for Economics
• Indian Economy
• Development Economics
• Intermediate Macroeconomics I