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ashutosh chauhan

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ARSD is better option than Dyal Singh college because ARSD has better faculty for this course than Dyal Singh College.

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Pallavi Jain

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For pursuing B.com, Mathematics, Accountancy and Core English count.
One must qualify in these subjects to get a secured seat in B.Com.
B.Com. is one of the popular undergraduate courses among students.

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Ankur Gupta

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One sitting exam is not considered valid for integrated economics course.

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Pallavi Jain

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A candidate must possess Post-graduate Degree in Economics or Applied Economics or Business Economics or Econometrics from a recognized University. A candidate who has appeared at a qualifying examination, the passing of which shall render him/ her eligible to appear at the IES Examination, but has not been informed of the result, can also apply for admission to the examination.

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Pallavi Jain

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At under graduate level, you can do the following courses:
BA (Economics)
BA (Hons) (Economics)
B.Sc. (Economics)
B.Sc. (Hons) (Economics)
BA (Business Economics)
BA (Developmental Economics).

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Gurleen Khurana

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Yes, you can get admission. The Mmnimum eligibility is to score 40% marks in class 12th.

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Deepanshi ailawadi

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I think you may go for English (Hons) because there are only 3 courses for which DU is most famous (maths honours, English honours and eco honours). English honours has a good scope, after doing graduation, you may go for any MNC if you have a good accented English, or opt for journalism and mass communication field or you can do Master's degree and become a professor/lecturer, another include editing, blog writing, etc. If not English (Hons), I would suggest you any language course. That's really in Vogue because it's totally different line, you can get a job easily as a translator in MNC or work in embassies or may opt for the langua
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