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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
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 ne
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 ne
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
Scholar-Level 17
International and National Economical environment and issues are of huge significance to the work of BFSI sector. Many investment and retail banks employ economics graduates to work specifically as economists. M.A. Economics graduates with superior Mathematical and Data Analytical background are used for research and analysis of economic data, issues and trends, and use your results to produce reports and forecasts, which will assist the bank's other employees and clients for wealth financial asset management and risk management. In India, RBI, Public Sector Banks and Private Banks are the largest employers of economic graduates.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
Both are good subjects. Economics will help you pursue a career in financial research, equity research, financial journalism whereas Statistics will give you option of pursuing a career in a range of Data Analytics related field which is in demand now a days. You need to decide on your interest areas, and then based on it choose your specialization.
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Muskan Marodia
Contributor-Level 8
Both courses are really good. Now, it depend on your interest as to which one to choose. Both the courses can provide you good career planning but as you have done Economics Hons, I will suggest that you can go for MBA in management.
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kanu vashisht
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There is a scope you can pursue teaching career, but it will be better, if you pursue MBA with the specialization in marketing or operations. That will be more beneficial.
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Ananya Dev
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
There are lot of job options after Masters in Economics given that you do it from a reputed institute like DSE, ISI, IGIDR etc. Data Analytics (Genpact, DunnHumby, Fractal etc. )
Banking (ICICI, Citi, American Express etc. )
Indian Economic services
Public Sector units such as TERI, FICCI, NCAER, RBI etc. Teaching & Research
M.Phil / PhD
Take NET exam and become a lecturer in college
Pursue B.Ed and become a school teacher.
There are lot of job options after Masters in Economics given that you do it from a reputed institute like DSE, ISI, IGIDR etc. Data Analytics (Genpact, DunnHumby, Fractal etc. )
Banking (ICICI, Citi, American Express etc. )
Indian Economic services
Public Sector units such as TERI, FICCI, NCAER, RBI etc. Teaching & Research
M.Phil / PhD
Take NET exam and become a lecturer in college
Pursue B.Ed and become a school teacher.
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iam ssuhana
Guide-Level 14
Why not!
You can consider below listed colleges as they are known for quality education and exposure :Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Lovely Professional University, Jamia Mililia Islamia University, University of Mumbai, University of Hyderabad, Sri Ram College of Commerce, Lady Shriram College for Women, Miranda House, Fergusson College, Pune, Banaras Hindu University, Jai Hind College, Mithibai College, Loyola College Chennai, St. Xaviers and Jadavpur University.
You can consider below listed colleges as they are known for quality education and exposure :Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Lovely Professional University, Jamia Mililia Islamia University, University of Mumbai, University of Hyderabad, Sri Ram College of Commerce, Lady Shriram College for Women, Miranda House, Fergusson College, Pune, Banaras Hindu University, Jai Hind College, Mithibai College, Loyola College Chennai, St. Xaviers and Jadavpur University.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
Contributor-Level 10
Last year, it touched 29 lacs. But it may be different this year. Because there are many other factors also which may fluctuate the economy. So don't reliy on the package.
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