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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Kavita,
Both these subjects are good choices for doing PG. However from the perspective of landing a job, I think economics will beat history. This is so since it has many applications and tremendous opportunities are available in different fields to experts in this field. Be it personal finance, be it companies, as advisory, etc. while history has limited scope of teaching or few government jobs. Hence I would like to advise you that you should take economics.
Both these subjects are good choices for doing PG. However from the perspective of landing a job, I think economics will beat history. This is so since it has many applications and tremendous opportunities are available in different fields to experts in this field. Be it personal finance, be it companies, as advisory, etc. while history has limited scope of teaching or few government jobs. Hence I would like to advise you that you should take economics.
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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.
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Anindita,
First of all, your achievements are highly commendable. Yes, you can get such opportunities in Lady Irwin.
First of all, your achievements are highly commendable. Yes, you can get such opportunities in Lady Irwin.
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Mohd Saquib
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MHRM is an appropriate degree for students who are interested in advancing their careers in human resources. This programme is highly focused, covering topics such as global employment strategies, new approaches to worker involvement and strategic human resource management. As a result, it prepares students for success as human resource professionals in a variety of sectors including private industry, government, education and healthcare. However, MA in economics is an academic graduate degree that teaches students how to perform econometric research. In particular, students who pursue this degree learn how to collect, interpret, manip
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Gurleen Khurana
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In the NET exam, you need to select the same subjects in which you have done your post-graduation. You can't choose Urdu after doing M.A. In economics.
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anila k
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To know the number of seats please contact the college authorities for details: http://www.gipe.ac.in/index.php?page=contact.
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vinish sharma
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Hello, These both things are the best in their stream. Both are graduation degrees but different field. If you want to go in banking sector and civil services and many more field related to economy, then you can choose economic. If you are interested in Science then yon can choose zoology. Both the degrees are best and have better scopes.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Uddeep,
Yes, of course you are eligible to appear for the JNUEE. The requirement is that one should have graduation in related / relevant subject. As you have economics in your graduation, you are eligible for MA in economics.
Yes, of course you are eligible to appear for the JNUEE. The requirement is that one should have graduation in related / relevant subject. As you have economics in your graduation, you are eligible for MA in economics.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Hazel,
Yes, after passing your B.Sc. in economics from LSE, you will be eligible for M.Sc. Of course, you need to fulfil other conditions of eligibility if there are any. Best wishes.
Yes, after passing your B.Sc. in economics from LSE, you will be eligible for M.Sc. Of course, you need to fulfil other conditions of eligibility if there are any. Best wishes.
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