Economics Eligibility

No, you cannot get the admission in ISR for B.Com (Hons). candidate must have studied Commerce in class 11 and 12 with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Maths and English as main subjects.

Yes, in B.Com you will also have economics subject in the semester. So, economics pass students are eligible for M.Phil.

Only the students having a Bachelor's degree from any IIT and having a CGPA/CPI score of 8.00 (out of 10.0) and above can apply for admission to Ph.D. programmes without giving GATE/net.

Yes, you can do because B.Sc. Economics Hons Programme, it is a commerce base Programme. Only a Bsc tag name doesn't give it a science base Programme. Most of Universities offer economics Hons programme Programme to students with subjects like Maths or economics.

Hello Simran
Yes Simran, it's is necessary to have economics.

Possess a Bachelor's degree with at least 55% aggregate (50% for SC/ ST/ PwD category candidates) or equivalent CGPA. Candidate must have passed Bachelor's degree from a recognised University with Chemistry for three years/six semesters. Minimum Educational Qualification for engineering graduates/students should be treated as removed for this programme and these candidates will be admitted based on their JAM rank only.

Yes. Commerce students can study a course in social sciences at UG level. Different colleges have different criteria so one need to fulfill it. Eligibility criteria: Candidates must have completed their 10+2 from a recognised board. Some colleges also specify that candidates should have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks at the 10+2 level.

Yes, he can do but he'll struggle for Maths as he didn't know calculation of economics required at higher level and at that point, he'll have to start Maths from basics which will be more hectic for him. But he can take economics and Statistics in UG which will help him as Statistics is little bit easy than Maths according to my experience.

Aap far as I know you can do but like dse, jnu that famous are having eligibility criteria for Maths. But like Mumbai University and IGNOU doesn't require but it's my advice to you take Maths economics and Statistics in Bachelors it'll give you more scope than only 6 papers theory of economics. Do hardwork in Bachelor's with Maths you'll find your ways easier when you go for higher studies or any entrance exam or any job interview test. That will help you a lot. Good luck.

Yes. Don't worry. Mumbai University is the best who never ask for Maths for M.A. or you can apply for Gokhle entrance for M.A. Maths necessary criteria there but you should be able to do Maths basics questions.