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Samreen khan

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The selection of the course depends on your interest.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Rhea,
I think one has to do B.Sc in maths if aim is to do M.Sc in the same subject. GRE has no relevance. But I am curious that why do you want to pursue M.Sc? What is the harm in doing MA in economics? This too has same weightage.

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Sourav Kansal

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Kindly mention the name of the course in which you want to take admission. However, your scores are pretty nice and I don't think that you will be facing any issues in getting admission.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Admission in BA Economics (Honours) in Delhi University affiliated colleges is based on marks obtained in top four subjects in 10+2 stage. Currently, process of admission is on for BA Hons Economics in DU colleges.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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Economics provides wonderful career opportunities and particularly in the current scenario. It is also a field that creates a lot of inspiration and interest among the students. The liberalization and e-commerce have provided new highs to the subject. It opens the flood gates of options to you once you are done with your graduation on this subject. The selection of a career for yourself should not be done in haste or out of someone's influence. Before making a decision assess your field of interest and pursue it as there is a sea of choice lying in front of you after economics graduation.

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Piyush Singh

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INSEAD is one of the best universities in the world, and like most top ranked universities, they require a strong, convincing profile and have a low acceptance rate. If you have a high GMAT score with letters of recommendation and a solid statement of purpose as part of your resume, your chances of getting in are quite high.

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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi

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Hi,
With this percentage, you can not get admission on merit based. What you can do now is that you should prepare for cracking any entrance exam of your interest. For .Sc, you can go with Jamie, it also conducts entrance for various courses, IPU also conducts entrance exams, DU conduct entrance exams for two courses 1.B.Tech (IT & maths innovation) 2. BA
Both are good courses.

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Neeraj RathoreI Have interst in Management field.

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B.Com has more value. The portion is same for B.Com and BA but B.Com is a good field than BA and it gives good background for future to do any other courses.

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