Economics Eligibility

Yes, MA Economics is a 2-year full-time or distance learning post-graduation program to sharpen student's dexterity in areas of finance and management. The minimum eligibility criterion required for Master's degree is 50% aggregate in Bachelor's degree in any discipline.

Eligibility for MA Economics:
Interested aspirants for economics degree must fulfil the below mentioned eligibility criteria.
BA (Hons) in Economics subject minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation.
Although, the eligibility criteria may differ for the entrance exam procedure and merit-based admission process. As in Delhi University the eligibility for merit-based admissions is aggregate 50% in BA (Hons) Economics done from DU only.

Hello there,
Physics and chemistry are the compulsory subjects in HSC. In the elective courses, you can either choose maths or biology.
Regards.

A candidate can apply for the IES and ISS examination if he has got PG in Economics/Applied Economics from a recognised university for the IES exam. He has the Post Graduate Degree in Statistical/Mathematical Statistics/Applied Statistics for the ISS Examination. Candidates appearing for the examination can also apply but their result should be out before the detailed application form is filled. You can apply you are eligible for that.
Good luck.

Hello dear, after completing your B.Sc. In statics or economics
you are eligible for M.Sc. Or other master courses in same feild.

One sitting exam is not considered valid for integrated economics course.

Hi Aroup,
Yes, you can still apply for the same. The eligibility criteria and average course fee charged in India for the course vary from institute to institute. The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognised institute/ university.

Hi dear,
Yes, of course.
It will provide you with an upper hand.
Economics is a compulsory subject for a finance candidate.
Though it may not be a specialization subject, but it will be used in all the other subjects directly or indirectly.
Thanks and all the best.