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2 years agoNew answer posted
2 years ago
Contributor-Level 9
We have mentioned below the London School of Economics fees in rupees for international students:
Courses | Duration | 1st Year Tuition Fees |
|---|---|---|
MIM(34 courses) | 9 months-2 years | INR 21.3 L - 44.9 L |
Others PG(58 courses) | 12 months-2 years | INR 21.3 L - 32.1 L |
MS(22 courses) | 9-21 months | INR 23.9 L - 36.1 L |
BBA(8 courses) | 3 years | INR 22.8 L - 28.1 L |
Others UG(19 courses) | 3-4 years | INR 22.8 L - 27.2 L |
B.Sc.(8 courses) | 3 years | INR 22.8 L - 23.7 L |
LL.M.(3 courses) | 1 year | INR 24.9 L - 36.1 L |
MPA(3 courses) | 21 months | INR 17.9 L - 27.9 L |
M.Phil(4 courses) | 3-4 years | INR 21.3 L |
M.Arch(2 courses) | 12 months-4 years | INR 21.3 L - 31.5 L |
LL.B.(1 course) | 3 years | INR 28.1 L |
B.E. / B.Tech(1 course) | 3 years | INR 23.7 L |
New answer posted
2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
Finish your graduation in any field you like. There's no specific subject you need to study for civil services, but picking something you enjoy and that provides a solid base for the exam is wise. Economics is a good option because it helps you sharpen your analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Kick off your civil services prep early. This exam is really competitive, so starting your preparation ahead of time is crucial. You can begin by reading books and articles on general knowledge, current events, and history. Joining a coaching class or taking online courses can be helpful too.
Regularly attempt practice tests. Practice exams ar
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2 years agoContributor-Level 9
Both the Economics (H) and BA programme ( economics + small business and entrepreneurship) are same in most of the aspects.
In short, the former is theoretical oriented and the latter is which devotes with the practical aspects of the business, that is it is associated with concepts, theories, models and framework .This is the major difference between these both.
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2 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
No, you can not. The combined majors in economics and sociology with political Science as the minor offers in Christ University. After the successful completion of three year degree programme the students will be awarded the UG degree with economics and sociology as major and political Science as the minor subject.
Mount Carmel college is offering BA Political Science and sociology. So you have this option also.
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
For those students who have passed their 12th grade and have a background in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology), some colleges in India offer Economics Honours programmes. Several of the prestigious colleges are:
1. Delhi University (DU) and its several colleges
2. New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)
3. Mumbai's St. Xavier's College
4. Kolkata's Presidency University
5. Bangalore's Christ University
6. Kolkata's Jadavpur University
7. Chennai's Loyola College
8. Chennai's Madras School of Economics
9. New Delhi's Lady Shri Ram College
10. Miranda House, New Delhi, number
Keep in mind that each college may have different cutoffs
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
The details of the current class profile of the University of Oxford MSc Financial Economics are given below:
- GMAT average score: 742
- International students: 99%
- Class size: 73
- Female: 56%
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