Economics

Hello,
Yes, Economics Hons. is there without maths.

Hi,
Candidates should be post graduates from a recognised university in Economics/ Business Economics / Applied Economics /Econometric for Indian Economic Service. Even candidates appearing in the qualifying degree examinations are also eligible provisionally subjected to producing proof of passing along with detailed application form. Further the candidate must have attained the age of 21 years and must not have attained the age of 30 years on 1st January, 2011. The upper age relaxation for SC/ST/PH/OBC and other eligible candidates will be as per the rules and regulations of UPSC.

Hi Rahul,
You have an option to do MA in economics or LL.B. This is a question for you to answer, whether you are inclined towards law? Do you want to make a career in law? If yes, you must definitely do a 3 year LL.B. From any reputed college and upon completion of 3 years you will be awarded a LL.B. Degree. However, law is a very rigorous course and only people who are passionate to study law and make a difference, must actually apply for it.

The entrance examination consists of objective type questions. This is designed to test the candidates general aptitude (including his /her quantitative ability) and understanding of economics at Bachelors level.

No, central scholarship is for all category.

Yes, you can get admission in economics honors without maths as well there will be a deduction of 2.5% from your overall best 4 scores. If your percentage falls in the bracket even after the deduction the college under the university guidelines is bound to give you admission.

Hi,
If not CAT then you can write MAT exam and if not, some colleges provide admission without these exams and that would be in distance education but CAT or MAT is compulsory.

Yes, it is. For this, the candidates should have secured at least 60% marks in aggregate in their qualifying exam. The aggregate should have been prepared by calculating marks secured by the aspirant in four subjects.