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Hello,
In my point of view, you should go with BA in economics because economic has many options. There are many course after graduation in economic. actuarial science, Indian economics services, law, economics and its related disciplines.
Financial economics
Labour Economics
Agricultural Economics
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Only a distance learning course wouldn't be of much help, you should have opted for a full time degree course. A PGDM is equivalent to an MBA, you can look for job opportunities and those will depend upon what other qualifications you have.

Scope of Petrochemical Engineering-
The collaboration of government and private firms with international investors and oil companies in gulf countries has increased employment opportunities for pass outs in petrochemical engineering. There are multinational companies based in UAE offering good salary

B.Sc Nautical course is a learning of the essential educational and realistic devices mandatory to securely navigate and control maritime vehicles, such as a ship. The subjects of learning that formative component of the courses prospectus are navigation and seamanship, which is the fundamental Scie

Hi,
You can study construction management, project management, urban planning and design, interior architecture, landscape design depending in your personal interest, US has a huge scope for architects but nowadays its difficult for Indians and other foreigners after Trump administration. You can go

Yes, for sure, as it is the growing industry and producing lot of scope. The stream not only produce jobs but also is very beneficial for freelancing career. The college to be trusted for pursuing the course is MICA and to know information about college visit the website from here https://www.shiksh

If your brother was PCM, then like others he can opt for BE/B.Tech programme in Engineering. If he was PCB, then Medical stream including MBBS BVSC BHMS BDS etc. May be of interest to him. Alternately he may opt for B.Sc. Courses in Sciences of Mathematics in an Arts and Science College for commerce