B.Sc Economics

No. Stanford only offers BA, Major, and Honor programs for Economics. A degree in Economics at Stanford aids in the development of fundamental knowledge in the field. It increases students' capacity to evaluate theory and critique research within the field, write clearly and eloquently, express ideas, analyze problems, and reach accurate conclusions using qualitative and/or quantitative analysis.

Yes, you can pursue MA Economics after completing BSc Economics. This is because BSc Economics course covers all the fundamental concepts of Economics courses that you will be expected to have to pursue MA Economics course. It is not necessary that you should have completed BA Economics to apply for MA Economics course.

As many colleges require it for undergraduate programs, you can apply for admission based only on your CUET score. If you don't meet the CUET requirements, though, some schools offer management quota seats, which might let you in based on your performance on the entrance exam or your Class 12 grades. The specific admissions requirements of the colleges you are interested in should be carefully examined, as they can differ greatly

The subjects taught in the first semester of the BSc in Economics at the Institute of Management Study include:

1. Microeconomics
2. Macroeconomics
3. Mathematics for Economics
4. Statistics for Economics
5. Principles of Management
6. Business Communication
7. Computer Applications in Economics

The syllabus for BSc in Economics followed at GNDU and the colleges affiliated with it is spread over the course duration of three years. The course duration is further divided into six semesters. During each semester, students have to study various topics relating to Economics. Some of the broad topics included in the curriculum of BSc in Economics at GNDU are listed below:

• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Indian Economy
• International Economics
• Public Finance
• Economics of Development
• Quantitative Methods for Economists

GJUST BSc Economics course is inclusive of different optional papers, such as Finance, Data Analytics, and Public Policy. Mentioned below are some of the optional subjects included in the BSc in Economics course:

• Financial Accounting
• Economics of Banking
• Fundamentals of Data Mining
• Introduction to Governance
• Public Policy Analysis, etc.

The closing rank of round one for the IIT Kanpur BSc Economics course for the year 2023 through the JEE Advanced was 3,242 while on another hand the closing rank of last round for the BSc Economics course was 3,653.     

Every University or college is different and hence their admission criteria also varies depending upon various factors. The entrance exams for admission to UG, PG and other courses also vary sometimes for different universities and colleges. However, if you want to get a good college for B.Sc Economics in Kolkata, you can prepare for some entrance exams like Amity JEE, Calcutta University Entrance Exam and SNUET, etc. You can also prepare for CUET entrance exam which is commonly accepted in most of the universities for admission to various UG courses.