Economics

Dear Ratnadeep,
In BA –Economics, your course will be divided into 3 parts- economics, politics and sociology. But, BA-Honors (Economics) course will be focusing on all aspects of economics.
BA-ECONOMICS have these features:
Students will have more flexibility and advantage if they have a Post-graduation in the similar fields. The job opportunity and the salary packages will also differ drastically for Post graduate candidates. Research is another area which can be looked out by graduates with higher studies in Economics. Candidates can work with private companies as well as Public sector consultancy or government departments. The admission to government sectors will be strictly through competitive exam carried out by UPSC or PSC.
BA- Economics, Politics And Sociology have these features:
The Course in Sociology which is part of the Triple Majors program aims to provide a systematic introduction to sociology. It lays emphasis on the theoretical and methodological foundations of Sociology. Contributions of eminent Indian Sociologists and substantial themes of Indian Society are included in the syllabus.
Now depending on your interest and future aim, course can be opted. Both the courses have their own value and are a very important key factor if you want to prepare for civil exam.
If you have more doubts, please feel free to post here.
All the best.

There are various higher study options as well as certification courses available after successfully completing B.A. in Economics. You can pursue these courses to find better career opportunities. These courses will improve salary packages as well.
Higher Studies Options after B.A. in Economics:
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Masters in Applied Economics
M.A. in Mass Communication (MMC)
Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Advertisement & Journalism
Master of Business administration (MBA) in Economics
Master of Philosophy in Economics
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics
There are numerous certification courses that the students can opt for once they finish their graduation in Economics. SAP training, Diploma in Share Trading and Investment, Company Secretary Advanced Post Graduate Diploma in Events, banking and finance courses etc.
Graduates from Economics can secure good jobs in the fields of management, public relations, teaching etc. In case they wish to pursue their further studies; students can go for M.Phil or PhD in a variety of specializations.

Hi Puja,
Your grades are good enough but LSE is one of the toughest schools to get into. As an international student, you must give GRE and must also have a valid IELTS score. Your admissions will be done only on merit. So a competitive GRE score is required. For more details on GRE scores and accepted scores, please write to the university.
LSE do not have a deadline. Admissions are done on a rolling basis that is they will admit you if they have seats and until and unless seats are filled up admission will continue. However they do have a class start date. Hence, always communicate with the university as this will also help you in the future during admissions.
Hope this helps.