Economics

        Yes you can skip mathematics after your 10th class as per state board and you can skip mathematics after your class 12th as per NCERT and chose whatever domain you like.

      There are so many domains which doesn't have mathematics as their subject like politics, environment, geography, history etc. but with economics maths is required, because as per my knowledge economics has lot of calculations.

The Top universities for PhD Economics courses are Jamia Millia Islamia, Loyola College, LM Thapar School of Management, Amity University, Noida, Lovely Professional University, S.S. Jain Subodh PG College, chandigarh university,panjab university,punjabi university are some topics universities for masters and PhD program for industrial economics courses in india .

Yes, can pursue primary teaching course, but you would need to complete B.Ed course in primary education. Without having a degree in B.Ed you cannot start your teaching career. If you want to pursue the same, you can look for institutes which suit you the best on the Shiksha website. Wishing you the best for your future endeavours! 

Rani Channamma university offers scholarship for M.A. Economics students, including SC/ST Scholarship and various states and central scholarship.

For details information please visit economic department website.

Yes you can choose economic Political Science and geography as your three domain subjects along side your language subject as long as the university or programme you are applying to allows this combination and considered these subject as valid domain option for your choice and course

CUET cutoffs for Delhi University (DU) are different from college to college and course to course. Cutoffs may be extremely high in case of premier colleges. A 285 out of 600 may be a cut-off in some DU colleges, but this would depend on the particular college and category you are in. Some colleges could have 90-99 percentile cutoffs for BA courses. To find out your prospects, cross-check your marks with the last year's cutoffs of BA Economics and BA Geography for certain DU colleges. Look for cutoff information on DU's official website.

Yes, you are eligible for the NET JRF examination in Management after the M.Com in Applied Economics. The UGC NET eligibility norms require that the candidates who have secured 55% marks in their postgraduate degree from a UGC-recognized university shall be considered eligible for the exam. Since Applied Economics is an appropriate subject, you meet the educational qualifications in the Management subject. Along with this, also ensure that you fall under the age limit of 30 years for becoming eligible for JRF. After being within these parameters, you can apply for the NET JRF exam.

Hello Rizul!  

Yes, you can pursue a BA (Hons) in Economics at SD College without having Math in your 12th grade. Many universities and colleges offer this program to students from diverse academic backgrounds, including Arts. Your impressive 92% in 12th Arts will likely strengthen your application.  

While some basic math is involved in Economics, colleges often provide foundational courses to help students catch up. ofcourse you should Check SD College's specific eligibility criteria to confirm, but generally, your Arts background shouldn't be a barrier.  

All the very very best, and I hope this will helps!