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2013-07-17 10:12:42
Beginner-Level 2
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2013-07-13 10:41:59
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New answer posted
2013-06-25 13:35:34
Guide-Level 11
Not full fledged Maths but quantitative methods do form a part of economics course structure. You'll also study Statistics as a subject.
Since you aim to be a lecturer, pick B.A Economics further followed by M.A Economics.
Then you may sit for U.G.C NET conducted mainly to recruit research assistants and professors in various streams of education.
Qualifying Examination:
The candidates those who have completed their post graduation in related subjects from any recognized university are eligible for applying UGC-NET exam. The candidate must have a minimum of 55%.
*You an further enhance your career opportunities by picking M.Phil and PhD.
New answer posted
2013-06-24 15:58:15
Guide-Level 11
You may opt for higher education-
M.A. in Economics
M.A. in Mass Communication
M.Sc. in Advertisement & Journalism
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Masters in Applied Economics
MBA in Economics
Higher study courses in Economics would help you obtain good jobs in public or private sector. This will help you to build up a bright career in areas of Management, teaching etc. Job profiles:-
Economist
Economic Researcher
Sales Analyst
Investment Administrator
Financial Service Manager
Market Research Analyst
Cost Estimator
Securities Analyst Trainee
Fixed Income Portfolio Manager
The major employment areas:-
Agricultural Institutions
Economic Researc
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2013-06-22 18:19:50New answer posted
2013-06-19 13:41:39
Guide-Level 11
1. B.ED regular is definitely preferable however, decision is based upon your choice and convenience.
2. Correspondence B.ED is of 2 year duration while full time takes 1 year to complete.
3. Refer the link below for B.ED colleges in India-
https://arts.shiksha.com/bed-colleges-in-india-categorypage-9-38-477-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0#page-top
You can refine the search as per the location and mode preference and shortlist the ones for which you meet the qualifying criteria.
As for choosing the best, you can consider parameters such as Faculty, Course Material, Quality Education, Fees, Accreditation, Infrastructure and Success Rate.
4. To be a
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2013-06-14 16:51:05
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2013-03-31 20:49:00New question posted
2013-03-31 20:43:28New answer posted
2012-04-19 10:11:06
Guide-Level 11
To be eligible to sit for IAS Exam conducted by UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) every year, one needs to be:
An Indian National Citizen
A graduate in any discipline from a recognized university and
In the age limit of 21-30 years.
So the first step is to pick up graduation in a relevant discipline. If you have a strong inclination towards the prestigious subject of Economics, I would say that with a BA in Economics you can enter into different sectors like banking and finance, teaching, retail, stock and share brokering, FMCG, PR etc according to the personnel interest and attributes.
And Civil Services is one of the best options.
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