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Suggest some good private universities for B.A. ECONOMIC HONS.

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Asked by Radhey Shyaam
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6 years ago
NorthCap University is the best for BA Economics (Hons. ). Aim of BA (Hons. ) Economics programme is to equip students with a firm foundation of knowledge in advanced Macro and Micro Economics Theory, Research Methodology, Development and Growth Economics, Econometric Models, Mathematical Economics

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New answer posted•7 years ago
pradeep kumar
7 years ago
Yes, you can. The basic eligibility criteria is 10+2 in any stream from a recognised board. Some universities and colleges give preference to students who have studied economics as a subject at 10+2 level.

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7 years ago
Admission can be done only on the basis of preference. Visit the university for more details.

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What is the percentage needed to get admission?

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swarupa mohanty
7 years ago

 50%-55% is enough to get admission for the respective course in the given college.

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Ankit Kumar
8 years ago
Both the colleges are good for economics (Hons) and if you want my view then I would suggest you Kirori Mal College.

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