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7 years agoContributor-Level 10
UGC NET Exam is conducted in more than 80 subjects whereas the Economics is one of the important subject of UGC NET. If you are preparing for the UGC NET Exam you can prepare well for the exam by the right approach and guidance. The National Eligibility test dates for the December month is announced and the exam is from 9th December to 23rd December. Well the Books and Study material plays the major role in the exam. Check out the Complete Syllabus of UGC NET Exam-https://www.quora.com/profile/Geet-Sharma-68/Posts/Crack-UGC-NET-Management-in-a-month before starting the preparation for exam. Also to prepare for the UGC NET Econom
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7 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
2. Harvard University, US.
3. Stanford University, US.
4. University of Oxford, UK.
5. Columbia University, US.
These are some of the best colleges for Masters in economics.
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 11
Here's the way I see it. Economics is the study of patterns in production & consumption to predict future economic trends.
You're likely to study various economic theories, econometrics, applied economics, & various economies of the world and how they interact.
Read more: All about Economics
Hope it helps!
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Scholar-Level 16
Frankly speaking, if you are a student with great acads, opt for the prestigious B.A (Hons. ) Economics course in one of the DU colleges. Opting for the aforementioned course would be comparatively better than the one mentioned in your question.
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Scholar-Level 18
Candidates should be post graduates from a recognised university in Economics/ Business Economics / Applied Economics /Econometric for Indian Economic Service. Even candidates appearing in the qualifying degree examinations are also eligible provisionally subjected to producing proof of passing along with detailed application form. Further the candidate must have attained the age of 21 years and must not have attained the age of 30 years on 1st January, 2011. The upper age relaxation for SC/ST/PH/OBC and other eligible candidates will be as per the rules and regulations of UPSC.
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Guide-Level 12
You have an option to do MA in economics or LL.B. This is a question for you to answer, whether you are inclined towards law? Do you want to make a career in law? If yes, you must definitely do a 3 year LL.B. From any reputed college and upon completion of 3 years you will be awarded a LL.B. Degree. However, law is a very rigorous course and only people who are passionate to study law and make a difference, must actually apply for it.
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