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New answer posted•6 months ago
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6 months ago

The college follows State Government reservation policies. However, exact details of reservation are not available as per official website. There may be a percentage of seats reserved for SC/ST/OBC students. There is a fee concession as well for reserved category students.

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New answer posted•6 months ago
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6 months ago

First step in selection process is registration on official website. Then, fill all details and create a Username and Password. Login using username and password created. Fill the application form for admission in BSc. The university releases merit list. Selection is completely based on marks obtain

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New answer posted•7 months ago
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7 months ago

Yes! St. Xavier's College, Mumbai offers a specialised BSc Economics (Honours) programme. To be eligible for this specific BSc course, students must have completed their Class 12 with Mathematics as a core subject with a minimum of 60% maks. BSc Economics at St. Xavier's College is a very popular co

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New answer posted•8 months ago
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8 months ago

For B.Sc. Economics (Hons.), Lovely Professional University is a decent option. The course is well-structured, faculty explains concepts clearly, and you get good exposure through projects, seminars, and internships. Placements are average but supportive-some students land roles in analytics, financ

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New answer posted•9 months ago
Rakesh chand
9 months ago

Quantum School of Technology was established in 2008. It is located in  Uttarakhand. Roorkee. It is approved by UGC.BA (H)Economics course is also a good option after completing class12th.The future scope of this course is also very good many govt.and private sectors also provide lots of j

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New answer posted•9 months ago
Rakesh chand
9 months ago

BA (H) Economics course is a good option after class 12th because the future scope for this course is very good many govt.and private sectors provide lots of jobs opportunity in this field.After this course you can apply for various sectors like banking, finance, investment, education etc.Quantum un

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New answer posted•11 months ago
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11 months ago

RV University BSc (H) Economics 2025-26 tuition fee is INR 1.1 lakh as per the official website. The fee can be revised in any academic session by the university. Apart from tuition fee, the fee structure includes skill fee, other and exam fee. 

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New answer posted•a year ago

Is the entrance exam syllabus for BA and BSc Economics?

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a year ago

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. 
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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

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 Colle

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

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.

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