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Arts student can pursue BA (economics) provide that they have economics geography/ applied mathematics/economics or other related fields as one of the main subjects.
Commerce student can pursue B.Com (economics) provided that they had economics/business mathematics/pure mathematics/economic geography as one of the main subjects.
Science student can pursue B.Sc (economics) provided that they had mathematics as one of the main subjects.
This is general eligibility criteria, however it also depends upon particular admitting institute.
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Hi Palak,
You may opt for a M.Sc in economics course if you are interested in pure economics. Several options are open if you have an economics degree. Since finance is a growing market and Canada is a finance hub you may also check Master of Financial Economics and related programs. MS in finance or MS in accounts could be another option, specialisations like business or managerial economics can be taken up. If you have work experience, you may enroll into an MBA program.
Check the link mentioned below:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/mba-colleges-dc
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MBE programme teaches students to analyse the functioning of business enterprise and other organisations from a clear microeconomic perspective, both internally and in the market context in which they operate. The pr
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(a) An international travel passport for identification and one of the following:
(b) Undergraduate education: A Bachelor's (or equivalent) degree or be in the final year of your Bachelor's degree program (you must have completed your Bachelor's degree program in order to register for the Level II exam).
Work experience: Four years of professional work experience (does not have to be investment related) or
a combination of professional work experience and education that totals at least four years (part-time positions do not qualify, and the four-year total must be accrued prior to enrollment)
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