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7 years agoContributor-Level 10
All the best.
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If you want only a Bachelor's degree in economics, you can take it up, you'll have to work very hard in statistics and other important topics in mathematics and if you are planning on taking up admission on DU, yes maths is compulsory for BA (Hons) Economics from DU. Apart from it, you can try in other universities also but it dep
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Contributor-Level 9
The major difference is, in B.A. (H) you would be studying particular specialisation papers in the third year whereas B.A. Would be common and there is no core specialisation.
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Contributor-Level 9
There are many courses that you can opt after B.A. They are -
1. ) Master of Arts / MA
2. ) B.Ed / Bachelor of Education
3. ) Diploma Courses
4. ) LL.B. / Bachelor of Laws
5. ) MBA (Master of Business Administration)
6. ) M.Sc IT (Master of Science in Information Technology).
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