B.Sc Economics

CUET is the most common entrance exam for both BA and BSc in Economics admission in India. Now talking about the syllabus, the CUET exam pattern is the same for every course, which includes the Current Affairs section, the Reasoning & Aptitude section, and the domain-specific section. 
Talking particularly about the BA and BSc Economics syllabus, the topics are included from the Economics Class 12 NCERT books; hence, you'll find the syllabus similar.

In the case of BA and BSc (Hons) Economics in Bengaluru, there are few institutes that can be named. Christ University is well known to have an impressive course in BA as well as BSc Economics. St. Joseph is a good university, which has challenging studies. Other good colleges are Mount Carmel College and its BA Economics, Jain (Deemed-to-be University) and its integrated professional qualifications, and the dedicated Dr. B.R. Ambedkar School of Economics (BASE) and its good BSc Economics (Hons) courses. A decent B.Sc. (Hons.) degree in Economics with decent placement records also comes with PES University.

For couses like BSc Economics, you have to pay the fees annually. Often it depends on college whether you are subjected to pay the fees annually or yu have to pay the fees semester wise. For better understanding, you should ask your college adminstration.

BSc in Economics is a well-known course of Easwari School of Liberal Arts, SRM University AP. The course-wise placement stats is yet to be relaesed on the official website. Meanwhile, check out the overall highlights of Easwari School of Liberal Arts, SRM University Andhra Pradesh placements for the Class of 2024 in the table below:

Note: The above-mentioned placement stats are the cumulative stats of all the courses of SRM University AP.

For admission to the B.Sc. (Economics) programme at St. Joseph's College of Commerce (SJCC) Bangalore, you need to visit the official website, register and complete the online application, and then appear for the entrance test (SAT-Eco) followed by a subject knowledge interview and personal interview. It may depends on the every years factor on the college deciding it's admission policy it may vary year to year 

The Indian School of business and finance (ISBF) offers a B.Sc. (HONS) in Economics and management with an academic direction from the University of London, making it globally recognised. The curriculum is different, more emphasizing in analytical and critical thinking skills. Faculty is experienced and placements are decent, especially in finance and consulting. However, fees are high, and also the competition is tough. It is a solid foundation for students for aiming international exposure.

No, Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics does not offer direct admission to its BSc in IT course. Admissions to this programme are subject to students performance in Class 12 examinations. Check the below to know the detailed eligibility and selection criteria:

• Eligibility: The candidate must have passed Class 12 examinations from a recognised board of India.
• Selection: For admission, NMCCE prepares a rank list based on applicants Class 12 marks. Further, BSc admissions are made based on these ranks and availability of seats.

The Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA) tests your mathematical thinking and reasoning skills. LSE made TMUA mandatory for September 2025 entry for two programs: BSc Economics and BSc Econometrics and Mathematical Economics. You can choose to sit the test on the following dates:

• Test sitting 1: 16 and 17 October 2024; or 
• Test sitting 2: 8 and 9 January 2025. 

The tuition fee for the BSc Economics programme at LSE is £9,535 (INR 10,27,369) for home students and £34,000 (INR 36,63,404) for overseas students. This is the fee for the academic year 2025-26. The home student undergraduate fee may rise in line with inflation in subsequent years. However, the overseas tuition fee will remain the same for each subsequent year of full-time study.