Economics Scope

Going for CS (Company Secretary) after Economics Honours is a good option if you are interested in pursuing a career in corporate law, governance, and compliance. It is a professional course that covers various aspects of corporate law, including legal, financial, and compliance requirements. To pursue CS after Economics Honours, you need to register with the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) and complete three stages of the CS programme, including Foundation, Executive, and Professional. As for admission to Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi University Admission to the CS course is not offered by the college. However, if you want to pursue Economics Honours, then you can apply for admission to the college with your best four subjects score. Admission to Lady Shri Ram College for Women is highly competitive, and the cutoff varies every year based on various factors such as the number of applicants, their academic performance, and other criteria. Therefore, it is difficult to predict your chances of admission with a 95% score in your best four subjects. It is recommended to check the college's admission criteria and cutoffs for the current academic year and apply accordingly.

B.A. Economics course is also a good option for course after 12th because this sector has immense scope of jobs. After this course you can try for multiple jobs profile like finance, insurance, banking and education many government. And private sector also provide lots of job opportunity in this sector. Quantum university situated in Roorkee Uttarakhand provide this course with affordable fees the total duration for this course in Quantum university is 3year. For admission in this course in Quantum university you must have passed 12th with minimum 50% in any stream. The placements % of Quantum university is above 90% and 200+companies visit the campus every year for jobs.

The eligibility criteria of M.A. in Economics (Specialization in World Economy) of JNU is given below.
Eligibility criteria :
(i) Bachelors degree (with 50% marks in aggregate) in the following subjects: Economics (Hons.) with
Mathematics as a subsidiary subject; or Mathematics (Hons.) with Economics as a subsidiary subject; or
Statistics (Hons.) with Economics and Mathematics as subsidiary subjects.
(ii) Any other Bachelors degree (with 60% marks in aggregate) with courses in Microeconomics,
Macroeconomics, Mathematical Economics and Statistics.
So from above Bachelor degree in Economics (Hons.) with Mathematics as a subsidiary subject is needed for M.A. in Economics (Specialization in World Economy), hence you are not eligible for the asked course.