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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

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.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

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.

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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma

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Hello Madhavan,
You can expect both corporate and government jobs. If you are interested in teaching/ research field then you can prepare for NET exam to have a fruitful career path. You can also grab a job in both government and private sectors like investment analyst, finance analyst, data analyst, market researcher, statistician, stock broker, actuarial analyst and government economic services. MBA in finance is an add-on option to enter into the corporate world easily.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

If you are interested in the teaching field, then you can pursue B.Ed. There are various fields, if you pursue MA after completing BA, I think MA will be a better option for you. After completing MA, you can pursue B.Ed too.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

50% is minimum for general category students and 45% is required for reserved category students. If you have teaching experience, then you may be preferred. So, you can try accordingly.

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Akshay Bajaj

Guide-Level 14

B.A. Course itself is not available in North East Hill University.

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Kirti DuaAnnouncer, AIR

Guide-Level 11

Hi Abhishek,
Delhi University, Amity University and JNU are the universities that have hostel facility for B.A. Hons.

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Kirti DuaAnnouncer, AIR

Guide-Level 11

Hi Abhishek,
You need to take hard copies (original and photocopies) of all of the following:
Your Passport size photographs (atleast 2), ID proof, Class 10th Board Exam Certificate, Class 12th Certificate
Provision Certificate, character certificate and
Migration Certificate.

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Akshay Bajaj

Guide-Level 14

The total fees for 3 years is INR 22,350 with an yearly fees of 7450

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