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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Economics is a very unique subject. Even though it's a part of bouquet in humanities, sound mathematics helps a lot. Hence many students are desirous of taking maths as subject along with economics. It's better this way. But in job market it makes no difference.
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Scholar-Level 18
Getting MBA from IIM's is totally different than PG in quantitative economics. I would strongly advise you to go full heartedlly for preparing for CAT. If I may add why not prepare for civil services examination? One year in life, even if you don't qualify, is nothing compared to the satisfaction you will always have of attempting something that you wanted. Go ahead for CAT.
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Scholar-Level 18
It's great to know that you have completed graduation from BHU. Yes, pursuing Specialization in energy economics is a good option. With increasing population, energy consumption too is increasing. This bodes very well for future professionals in your proposed field.
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Scholar-Level 18
After MA in economics, there are plenty of job opportunities available in India. Firstly it's in teaching profession, secondly it's as a finance officer in any company. Else you can appear for civil services examination conducted by UPSC.
But please select one in which you have interest.
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