Economics

Eligibility-
A Bachelor's degree with Honours in Business Economics/ Commerce/ Business Studies/ Business Administration with a minimum overall aggregate of 50% or A Bachelor's degree in Science/ Engineering/ Arts with a minimum overall aggregate of 55 percent. Candidate could be a final year student awaiting your results. The eligibility criteria vary as per the concerned institutes. Also, some institutes mandate summer training with a reputed business organisation working on specific projects assigned by the organizations. Graduates can expect to find employment as economic policy advisors, business analysts and consultants, resource economists, project analysts or industry economists in government and private sector organizations, teachers, and economic researchers. An MBE degree, opens up channels for jobs in reputed multi-national corporations.

The course is much suitable for students who are passionate to lead, own, create and transform a business enterprise. The course study helps the candidate to gain decision-making skills, which can cause a direct impact on the success of the business. After completion of the course, the candidates either can seek higher study options or can search for a rewarding career. Job opportunities are opened to these professionals both in the country as well as abroad. Graduates can expect to find employment as economic policy advisors, business analysts and consultants, resource economists, project analysts or industry economists in government and private sector organizations, teachers, and economic researchers. An MBE degree, opens up channels for jobs in reputed multi-national corporations.

Hello,For pursuing B.A(Hons.) economics in Delhi University you need to have mathematics or business mathematics as one of the subjects at 10+2 level. The eligibility for the same requires the candidate to have passed Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (10+2) of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi with a pass in 4 subjects (English, Mathematics and two Elective Subjects) or an examination recognized as equivalent there to,with 55% or more marks in the aggregate of these four subjects. The two elective subjects could be from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Political Science, History, Geography, Business Studies, Commerce, Accountancy, Computer Science, Sociology, Psychology, Philosophy and Biotechnology.

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Both are equally good. This choice between BBA and Economics (H) totally depends on your interests. BBA is more business-oriented and the natural thing to do after it will be MBA. BBA, if done from the right place, can do wonders, else not. It is still looked down in comparison to B.Com (H). Things to do after BBA-
1. Get a job in a corporate (the usual, boring)
2. CA
3. Government job
4. Startup (the hot thing)
5. Teaching
You can see the typical stuff above but Economics (H) from DU can take you to places BBA can't. Things to do:
1. Consulting (one of the highest paid jobs)
2. Corporate law
3. Economic journalism (if you have a flair for language)
4. Get into Think Tanks like Niti Aayog
5. MBA in Finance or M.A. Economics
6. Statistics and Analysis
7. Government jobs (like RBI)
Choose wisely. Don't go by pay package but by your interests. All the best!