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Gurleen Khurana
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If you have completed your post graduate degree course in Economics, then yes you can choose Economics subject in NET Examination. You have to choose the subjects in NET on the basis of your post graduation only.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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Amity University has its own process of admission which includes English language test in the form of essay writing or similar and also a personal interview. The interview is taken by the faculty who are from the Department you want to take admission in. Generally, it is the self-introduction, why do you want to join this course, your strength and some general knowledge about the economy, etc.
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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.
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Hi,
It is equivalent to BA eco hons and yes, in most colleges, maths is seen as a compulsory subject for it. For e.g., DU colleges.
It is equivalent to BA eco hons and yes, in most colleges, maths is seen as a compulsory subject for it. For e.g., DU colleges.
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Pallavi Jain
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MA Economics is a 2-year full-time or distance learning post-graduation program to sharpen student's dexterity in areas of finance and management. The minimum eligibility criterion required for Master's degree is 50% aggregate in Bachelor's degree in any discipline.
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Pallavi Jain
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Eligibility for MA hons in economics in IP University is as follows:
The candidate must have secured an aggregate of 50% in the Bachelor's program of economics or equivalent, from a recognized university or college.
The age eligibility is that it must not be more than 35 years.
The candidate must have secured an aggregate of 50% in the Bachelor's program of economics or equivalent, from a recognized university or college.
The age eligibility is that it must not be more than 35 years.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
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Hello Puneet,
Congratulations on graduating! You are ready to try these interesting jobs:
1. Consultancy (One of the highest paid jobs)
2. Corporate Law
3. MBA in Finance or M.A. Economics
4. Statistics and Analysis
5. Government jobs (like RBI)
Off-beat things to do :
1. Economic Journalism (if you have a flair for language)
2. Get into Think Tanks like Niti Aayog
3. Teaching
4. Startups
All the best!
Congratulations on graduating! You are ready to try these interesting jobs:
1. Consultancy (One of the highest paid jobs)
2. Corporate Law
3. MBA in Finance or M.A. Economics
4. Statistics and Analysis
5. Government jobs (like RBI)
Off-beat things to do :
1. Economic Journalism (if you have a flair for language)
2. Get into Think Tanks like Niti Aayog
3. Teaching
4. Startups
All the best!
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rohith kola
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MA at Mithibai College:
Find out the details like admission process, eligibility, fee structure, rankings, placements and infrastructure.
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Anagha G Nair
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*Generally, for the less competitive courses in LSE such as sociology (which I have applied for), having a predicted grade of 85+ (with one subject, English being 98) was enough for them to consider me an academically strong candidate. Admittedly, I had good 10th boards grades, but anything above 9 should be fine. *Some courses ask for less (85+) and some ask for more (95+). Ensure that you at least meet these requirements as they are the basic things that you must have in order to even be considered.
*Since most people would view their personal statement as either bad or very good. Nobody who applies to universities like LSE would
*Generally, for the less competitive courses in LSE such as sociology (which I have applied for), having a predicted grade of 85+ (with one subject, English being 98) was enough for them to consider me an academically strong candidate. Admittedly, I had good 10th boards grades, but anything above 9 should be fine. *Some courses ask for less (85+) and some ask for more (95+). Ensure that you at least meet these requirements as they are the basic things that you must have in order to even be considered.
*Since most people would view their personal statement as either bad or very good. Nobody who applies to universities like LSE would
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