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Gaurav Shandilya
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Hi Sanchi!
CA course deals greatly in Accounting, Taxation, Finance etc. Economics is nowhere a core subject except in Common Proficiency Test, thus it would lead to adding more pressure for you if you are planning for Eco (H) along with CA. Opt for a combination in which you find common subjects which makes your path little smoother.
CA course deals greatly in Accounting, Taxation, Finance etc. Economics is nowhere a core subject except in Common Proficiency Test, thus it would lead to adding more pressure for you if you are planning for Eco (H) along with CA. Opt for a combination in which you find common subjects which makes your path little smoother.
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revanth mandapati
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Hi Aditi,
No, Maths is not such compulsory subject that one has to have in 10+2 level of study. But, basic maths should be known as for instance, candidate should have studied Maths till class 10th level.
No, Maths is not such compulsory subject that one has to have in 10+2 level of study. But, basic maths should be known as for instance, candidate should have studied Maths till class 10th level.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Sagar,
For clearing Indian Economic Service, either of the courses is okay. Since they will ask questions on the topic that you have chosen. Hence select the course that fascinates you.
Best wishes.
For clearing Indian Economic Service, either of the courses is okay. Since they will ask questions on the topic that you have chosen. Hence select the course that fascinates you.
Best wishes.
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rahul r
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Yes, Sophia College for Women, Byculla, Mumbai does have a full time course in Economics. B.A. in Economics is a regular full-time course of 3 year duration offered by Sophia College for Women. For further details regarding this course please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/economics/course/b-a-in-economics-sophia-college-for-women-byculla-mumbai-247138
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/economics/course/b-a-in-economics-sophia-college-for-women-byculla-mumbai-247138
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Chetna S
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Hi, typically maths is compulsory but not if you are doing B.A. In Economics. You are not eligible for B.Sc. Economics. I will advise you to approach the desired college and university and see what they can do. Check if you can do a pre-requisite course in maths. This will entirely depend on the university though.
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Rashi Lohaan
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You can consider taking political science or history along with economics as your separate subject.
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7 years agoWhich are the best colleges for economics in DU? What was the last year's cut-off of these colleges?
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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B.A. (Hons), and B.Sc. (Hons) in Economics are nearly all same. The course curriculum varies in each. Also, affiliated University plays a major role in deciding the Degree. Above all B.A. Is the simple graduation in which you've to study Arts/Social Sc Subjects for 3 whole years. B.A. (HonS) is mastering the Honours subject in final year. B.Sc. (hons) is also the same thing albeit in B.Sc. You'll have more of mathematics and calculative part as compared to the counterparts. I'll give my own example. I and my other two friends are pursuing graduation in Economics. I'm from BHU, one is from Delhi University and the other one is from Calc
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