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Harshit Gupta
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Hi Pranav,
BITS has very flexible academics with which comes a lot of advantages, one of which is dual degree. If you opt for this you get an admission in M.Sc degree and after the completion of one year, based on your CGPA the B.E degree is allotted. If you performed well you might get computer sciences as your dual degree. Similarly, other degrees( EEE, ENI, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical) are also allotted on this procedure. It's a five-year program at the end of which you are given two degrees one for the M.Sc and the other for the B.E degree.
The cutoff's for M.Sc economics in 2016 was 335.
Hope you find it useful.
All the best!
BITS has very flexible academics with which comes a lot of advantages, one of which is dual degree. If you opt for this you get an admission in M.Sc degree and after the completion of one year, based on your CGPA the B.E degree is allotted. If you performed well you might get computer sciences as your dual degree. Similarly, other degrees( EEE, ENI, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical) are also allotted on this procedure. It's a five-year program at the end of which you are given two degrees one for the M.Sc and the other for the B.E degree.
The cutoff's for M.Sc economics in 2016 was 335.
Hope you find it useful.
All the best!
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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There are many career opportunities for BA economics graduates. First of all, BA Economics graduates are eligible for all government jobs in central and state government where eligibility criteria is graduation degree. You can evaluate civil services, PSC in state, SSC, etc. Indian Economic Services is one of the coveted jobs for economics graduate. Reserve Bank of India also hires economics graduates. Lot of PSUs and public sector banks hires economics graduate for both officer and clerical roles. Private sector also offers jobs for economic graduates in the fields like private banks, MNCs, BPOs, KPOs, newspapers and magazine. Economi
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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Yes, however, I would advise you to do CA while doing graduation only. Also, BA and CA is rare and not so sought or favorable combination. Instead, you should do CA and B.Com in accounts and finance or B.Com in financial accounting specially designed for CA by the University of Madras and IGNOU
If you still want to do BA economics, then prefer CFA or CS.
If you still want to do BA economics, then prefer CFA or CS.
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Shipra Suman
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Principles of Economics is a leading political economy or economics textbook of Alfred Marshall (1842-1924), first published in 1890.
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If you are good, do CA, CS or CWA, you will earn more and will get lots of knowledge.
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