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anila k
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DU offers B.Com (Hons) programme, but not specifically in economics. Sharing the link to know about the courses offered: https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-delhi-24642/courses
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Animesh Wadhwa
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You have many options for the same. Any of the Central Universities you look into, they provide Honors degree for both these courses. Let it be DU, BHU, AMU GGV, JNU etc.
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Jeetashree Doley
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Yes, For B.com (hons) course, you have the 'option' to opt for economics i.e., it's not going to be a core paper. It's an elective subject and not mandatory. If you wish to study economics as one of your subjects you can choose it as your elective, else there are other subjects (political science, Calculus, Physical Education, etc.).
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astha singh
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Hi Sneha,
Yes, you can. Following is the eligibility criteria for NATA:
1. 10+2 or equivalent passed/appearing with Mathematics as one of the subjects of examination.
2. 10+3 Diploma (any stream) passed/appearing recognized by Central/State Government with Mathematics as one of the subjects of examination. For more details about the exam, please refer to this link https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/exams/nata.
Yes, you can. Following is the eligibility criteria for NATA:
1. 10+2 or equivalent passed/appearing with Mathematics as one of the subjects of examination.
2. 10+3 Diploma (any stream) passed/appearing recognized by Central/State Government with Mathematics as one of the subjects of examination. For more details about the exam, please refer to this link https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/exams/nata.
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ERP Scholars Scholars
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M.A. Economics Best career in SAP
After completing M.A. Economics, proper guidance is required to choose the right career path. Generally, people will do Tally course or join some BPO but this is not the right step for better career growth. It is advisable to learn SAP HR
Why to choose SAP? SAP is one of the worlds the largest software. 74% companies worldwide manage their finance business on SAP. SAP stands for Systems, Applications & products. Company manage their business on this software to process the complete data of their organisation in efficient way. These companies are offering very good salary to SAP HR candidates. The first s
After completing M.A. Economics, proper guidance is required to choose the right career path. Generally, people will do Tally course or join some BPO but this is not the right step for better career growth. It is advisable to learn SAP HR
Why to choose SAP? SAP is one of the worlds the largest software. 74% companies worldwide manage their finance business on SAP. SAP stands for Systems, Applications & products. Company manage their business on this software to process the complete data of their organisation in efficient way. These companies are offering very good salary to SAP HR candidates. The first s
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Shamsul HusainInspired by nature, it's originality and style.
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Log on the website of concerned university. Regards. https://www.mkudde.org/download/course/ma_economics_1.pdf
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parshant vaidi am design engineer. m.tech mechancal
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If your focus is on sports. Go for government jobs because a lot of holidays and the office timings are 10 AM to 5 PM and you can support your training.
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Amol ChopadeMBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune
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Yes, you can. The eligibility criteria for an MBA is any graduate of 3 or 4 year along with 50% marks.
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Vinit Singh
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CFP is a great career to achieve. There is no criteria for this. But before going for CFP you should complete NISM V-A, X-A and IRDA certification. These certifications will make your basics strong & will help a lot to understand the whole thing. So clear these certifications & then only go for CFP. CFP again has 5 modules to be cleared one by one. Those above certifications will help you a lot during the first four modules of CFP.
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