B.Sc Economics

You first need to decide what are your career aspirations and interest areas. based on it, decide which course to pursue. If you pursue a course which falls into your interest area, you will reap good benefits.

Hi Simran,
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B.Sc. Economics- Students who have skills such as communication, numeracy, problem-solving, computing, time management and analytical skills are the most suitable for the course. They should have a logical and analytical mind as they have to deal with mammoth of data in the economics. They should ha

Depends on your choice of branches. If you are looking for Pure Sciences, then no, none of the IISERs mandatorily require a Maths background for BS-MS admissions. However, if you are applying for the Engineering Science (EECS and Chem. Engineering) and the Economics programme at IISER Bhopal, then y

Good afternoon dear, For both the courses that you are interested to opt in for your career B.Sc. In economics would be the better option, as it would be beneficial in future as Statistics plays a major role in engineering . Thanks and All the best.

Delhi University is best for such courses, but yes the cutoffs are high for economics.

Hi,
Please see here:
https://ask.shiksha.com/can-i-join-b-sc-economics-in-mount-carmel-college-i-have-done-12th-isc-without-maths-qna-4654811

A PCM student is eligible to take admission to the course in subject which he or she hasn't studied at 12th class. 2 % is deducted to take admission. Go ahead, if not honors, you may get admission in simple BA eco degree.

Hello Sagar,
For clearing Indian Economic Service, either of the courses is okay. Since they will ask questions on the topic that you have chosen. Hence select the course that fascinates you.
Best wishes.

Hi Akshita,
I feel sorry that that you didn't get your reply sooner, though it is better late than never.
So, the cut off for economics honors is 93% for WB state board, 97% for CBSE board and for ISC. It is near about same as CBSE. This was the cut off last year.
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