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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.
Guide-Level 13
Yes, PCM students can go for London School of Economics as far as I know. There are some exams that you need to clear before you get into London School of Economics. But I would suggest for graduation you should be in India. Choose the best institution in India if you think your marks of good like ST. Stephen's College or Indian Statistical Institute which are very good colleges for economics honours and after doing your graduation, go for London School of Economics for Master's degree. But the final decision is completely yours. Please check the college website of London School of Economics. There you will find a link to request the b
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Amrit Raj
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Neeraj,
Everyone who has scored above 60% marks in class 12th are eligible to get admission in Delhi University. However, the cut offs goes high generally creating problems for low scorers. Yes, you can get economics without mathematics. Apply for DU and wait for the cutoff declaration.
Everyone who has scored above 60% marks in class 12th are eligible to get admission in Delhi University. However, the cut offs goes high generally creating problems for low scorers. Yes, you can get economics without mathematics. Apply for DU and wait for the cutoff declaration.
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S.L. Abhipsa
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No, maths is not compulsory rather it's an optional subject which you can take up for your own benefit or desire. Economics (Hons) doesn't require maths.
All the best.
All the best.
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Arpita Singh
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No, you need to have more than 55% in class 12th in any stream. Maths is not compulsory.
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Khushi Parekh
Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
Following are the skill-sets usually looked for in candidates who wish to pursue a fine-arts course:
Hard worker
Keen observer
Organised
Good writer
Fluent in language
Logical
Self-motivated
Confident
Intellectually curious
Inquisitive
Try and take up activities which would these skills.
Following are the skill-sets usually looked for in candidates who wish to pursue a fine-arts course:
Hard worker
Keen observer
Organised
Good writer
Fluent in language
Logical
Self-motivated
Confident
Intellectually curious
Inquisitive
Try and take up activities which would these skills.
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Sahil Rana
Guide-Level 15
Here are some top college for which you should apply:
All DU Colleges
Calcutta University and Autonomous Colleges like Presidency and St Xaviers Kolkata
Jadavpur University
Ashoka University
Shiv Nadar
Ambedkar University, Delhi Technological University.
All DU Colleges
Calcutta University and Autonomous Colleges like Presidency and St Xaviers Kolkata
Jadavpur University
Ashoka University
Shiv Nadar
Ambedkar University, Delhi Technological University.
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Sahil Rana
Guide-Level 15
Yes, there is great chance for you getting admission there under your said score as you know the admission is entirely on merit basis, there is no entrance exam for this course.
Just fill in the admission form (last date is around first week of July).
Best wishes.
Just fill in the admission form (last date is around first week of July).
Best wishes.
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