B.A

The modules on this course cover international business management and strategy, internationalisation, trade and markets, and emerging economies, so you get a good grasp of international business issues, organisations and their environments. You'll have the opportunity to spend your second year on the Erasmus+ student exchange programme or to undertake an optional placement year in an international organisation. Popular areas for international business careers include banking and finance, IT and logistics. Our graduates have found roles with companies such as PwC, JP Morgan, HP and Ericsson.

If you want my advice then I will suggest you to go for Eco hons.

Hello Heena,
Some universities take direct admission for these subjects so I request you to please visit the college administration department or contact the colleges.

Yes, you are eligible for economics honours though you didn't have maths subject in class 12th.

The basic difference between these two courses is that in BA (Hons), you study a particular specialisation papers in the third years whereas in BA there is no specialisation. Coming to the core, if you are doing a four years bachelor degree from US, you are eligible for getting admission in Masters degree program.

The syllabus of JMI 2020 will be similar to that of Class XII of CBSE. Mainly the topics and chapters might be the same for both the examinations.

Use this:
https://www.upsc.gov.in/examinations/Civil.

JMI B.A. English Paper: https://www.jmientrance.com/?s=BA+English

Hi,
Join a coaching institute and brush up your skills there. Also, work on your communication and writing skills.

For admission into B.A. (Hons) Arts Programme, the syllabus for entrance test contain questions from General Mental Ability, General Awareness, Basic knowledge of Plants & Animals, Numerical Ability, Environment & its Pollution, Natural Resources of Industry, Human Body, Human Health, Common Diseases, Solar System.