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Lavanya Puri
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Hi Faaizah!
You should have completed your 10+2 from a recognized education board, with a minimum of 50% marks in order to be eligible for BA in economics. For the entrance test, you must be prepared with all the economics that you studied in the 11th and 12th standard. If you remember that by heart, you will certainly clear the exam. Also, stay up to date with the current affairs.
You should have completed your 10+2 from a recognized education board, with a minimum of 50% marks in order to be eligible for BA in economics. For the entrance test, you must be prepared with all the economics that you studied in the 11th and 12th standard. If you remember that by heart, you will certainly clear the exam. Also, stay up to date with the current affairs.
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Shraddha Tiwari
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Sorry to say that but in order to do M.Sc. . in wildlife sciences or forestry, you will have to complete your graduation from some Science subject only. From economics, you can't do M.Sc. . from wildlife sciences.
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Aakash Rai
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Yes, why not. You've studied all those subjects. So, you can sure chose them as mainstream.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
No, Maths is not compulsory.
If you didn't study economics, but studied commerce stream, then there will be a deduction of 2.5% from your best of four marks.
Whereas, if you didn't study commerce in higher secondary, then there will be a deduction of 5% from the best of four.
So, in conclusion, Maths is not compulsory, but economics is.
If you didn't study economics, but studied commerce stream, then there will be a deduction of 2.5% from your best of four marks.
Whereas, if you didn't study commerce in higher secondary, then there will be a deduction of 5% from the best of four.
So, in conclusion, Maths is not compulsory, but economics is.
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Krishi Sharma
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Hi Kaivalya,Job available for them in the central government sector is to work as a budget analyst in different government departments. Several job opportunities also available in the defense department. You can also work in Reserve Bank of India or State Bank of India after qualifying the concerned exam. Several government organizations also offer lucrative job opportunities for these graduates. Oil and Natural Gas Corporation is one among these organizations. All the Best.
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Shruthi,
Your college authorities will be able to help you in this regard. I would advise you to contact them and get your doubts cleared.
Your college authorities will be able to help you in this regard. I would advise you to contact them and get your doubts cleared.
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Shalini Sharma
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To qualify the UGC NET exam with a good score, one need the best study material along with a well-planned study plan and complete knowledge about the exam. You can get the complete information related to exams - https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam must check out. Always prefer best reference books which cover the complete syllabus. Here are some books for UGC NET Economics which are crucial for your preparation.
Public Finance- H L Bhatia
Modern Banking R S Sayers
Macro Economics Analysis Edward Shapiro
Indian Economy R. Dutt and KPM Sundaram
National Income Accounting- Bakerman
Economics Choice Koutsweanik
International Trade Bo Soder
Public Finance- H L Bhatia
Modern Banking R S Sayers
Macro Economics Analysis Edward Shapiro
Indian Economy R. Dutt and KPM Sundaram
National Income Accounting- Bakerman
Economics Choice Koutsweanik
International Trade Bo Soder
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Shabana Bee
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Yes, you can do M.Sc in economics after B.Sc Maths. It is not mandatory to study economics in graduation to get economics in M.Sc You can do graduation in any subject. Good luck.
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