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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Sakshi,
Its quite interesting to know that you are not interested in CA as well as CS. But let me assure that there are plenty of opportunities for an economics professional. There are firms that require to do number crunching. You can do PG and then take up teaching, you can become certified financial planner, join the finance department of any company. There are literally hundreds of openings for an economics professional.
Its quite interesting to know that you are not interested in CA as well as CS. But let me assure that there are plenty of opportunities for an economics professional. There are firms that require to do number crunching. You can do PG and then take up teaching, you can become certified financial planner, join the finance department of any company. There are literally hundreds of openings for an economics professional.
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monali shill
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Yes. You can definitely pursue MBA and take CAT exam and other MBA entrance examinations.
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rahul r
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You should pursue a B.A. in Economics. B.A. Economics is a is a 3- year long graduate level course divided into 6 semesters, with each semester spanning 6 months. However, some universities follow the yearly pattern of examination. The course is designed to train students in analyzing concepts and processes of the economy by educating them in areas such as definition, nature, scope, concepts, utility, production, market, monopoly etc.
Top Institutes offering this course are:
Loyola College, Chennai
Christ University
Presidency College, Chennai
Madras Christian College
Fergusson College
Top Institutes offering this course are:
Loyola College, Chennai
Christ University
Presidency College, Chennai
Madras Christian College
Fergusson College
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anila k
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You can refer to the following books:-
1. Economics principles and practices by Gary E. Clayton, Ph.D.
2. Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki with Sharon L. Lechter.
3. Immigration, Trade, and the Labor Market by John M. Abowd (Editor), Richard B Freeman (Editor).
4. The Full Circle: From Teacher To Slumlord by Seymour Shell.
1. Economics principles and practices by Gary E. Clayton, Ph.D.
2. Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki with Sharon L. Lechter.
3. Immigration, Trade, and the Labor Market by John M. Abowd (Editor), Richard B Freeman (Editor).
4. The Full Circle: From Teacher To Slumlord by Seymour Shell.
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priyank sharma
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Yes dear,
BA Economic make you ready for MBA.
Most of the IIM's has either engineering students or Economic graduates. Yes, you can go for an MBA after Bachelor's in economics.
BA Economic make you ready for MBA.
Most of the IIM's has either engineering students or Economic graduates. Yes, you can go for an MBA after Bachelor's in economics.
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priyank sharma
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B.Sc Economics hons. and BA Economics hons. have some differences. BA Economics hons. comes under Arts branch and studied as a part of Bachelor of Arts programme, whereas B.Sc Economics hons. is studied as a part of Bachelor of Science programme. If we talk about subjects, B.Sc Economics hons.have some additional subjects as compared to BA Economics hons. In B.Sc Economics hons, there are some practical sessions for students while in BA Economics hons., there are no such sessions present. In B.Sc Economics hons., students study the subjects of Mathematics and statistics at advanced level. On the other hand, in BA Economics hons., stude
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Anoushka,
Its heartening to know your interest in knowing the difference between these two subjects. Mass Communication in short means journalism. Communication in Mass scale. Print, electronics, social etc. Are the mediums through which it can be achieved. On the other hand, economics honours course is about economics. It includes finance, national and international monetary systems, functioning of banking industry, insurance, and many more subjects. My advise would be to choose that subject which excites you the most.
Its heartening to know your interest in knowing the difference between these two subjects. Mass Communication in short means journalism. Communication in Mass scale. Print, electronics, social etc. Are the mediums through which it can be achieved. On the other hand, economics honours course is about economics. It includes finance, national and international monetary systems, functioning of banking industry, insurance, and many more subjects. My advise would be to choose that subject which excites you the most.
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