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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Yes, you can pursue a course in economics after class 12th without maths as one of your subjects. Basic Eligibility to pursue a course in Economics after class 12 is mentioned below:
The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognised institute/ university with a minimum aggregate score of 50. Candidates awaiting their final examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis. B.A. In Economics: Admission Process
The general procedure for admission to the course is merit-based, I. e. on the basis of the merit obtained by the candidate a
The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognised institute/ university with a minimum aggregate score of 50. Candidates awaiting their final examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis. B.A. In Economics: Admission Process
The general procedure for admission to the course is merit-based, I. e. on the basis of the merit obtained by the candidate a
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Nilanjana Kamat
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Hi Aditya,
The CUCET is conducted by ten central universities and Dr. B R Ambedkar School of Economics (BASE) for admission in their UG, PG, and Ph.D courses. If you want to apply to any of these universities, you can take the CUCET. You can find the universities and more details on the exam below
https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/cucet.
The CUCET is conducted by ten central universities and Dr. B R Ambedkar School of Economics (BASE) for admission in their UG, PG, and Ph.D courses. If you want to apply to any of these universities, you can take the CUCET. You can find the universities and more details on the exam below
https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/cucet.
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anila k
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Sorry but with music honors, there is no option of selecting economics as a subject. The syllabus generally covers music subjects like Musicology, Stage Performance, Theory of Indian Music, and many more. You can have a look at the syllabus of the college where you wish to apply.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Manish,
That's very fascinating problem that you have passed commerce and hates all the core subject viz, accounts, economics, and business. Since you are interested in Maths only. There is no subjects in the continuation of Commerce, which does not includes all these. So, you have to compromise and along with Maths, you have to study at least one other these. The best options could be Maths & Finance Hope, this helps. Ask any query any time.
That's very fascinating problem that you have passed commerce and hates all the core subject viz, accounts, economics, and business. Since you are interested in Maths only. There is no subjects in the continuation of Commerce, which does not includes all these. So, you have to compromise and along with Maths, you have to study at least one other these. The best options could be Maths & Finance Hope, this helps. Ask any query any time.
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anila k
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If by scope, you mean package or placement, it will ultimately depend upon how well you perform in it. How well you perform will depend upon your interest in the subject. Maths and economics hons. are totally different. One thing is true that economic hons has more practical Maths as compared to Maths hons., which only has theory.
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rahul r
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Maths is not compulsory to secure admission in Bachelor of economics. Eligibility for BA in Economics is mentioned below:
The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized institute/ university with a minimum aggregate score of 50. Candidates awaiting their final examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis.
The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized institute/ university with a minimum aggregate score of 50. Candidates awaiting their final examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis.
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anila k
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DU offers B.Com (Hons) programme, but not specifically in economics. Sharing the link to know about the courses offered: https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-delhi-24642/courses
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Animesh Wadhwa
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You have many options for the same. Any of the Central Universities you look into, they provide Honors degree for both these courses. Let it be DU, BHU, AMU GGV, JNU etc.
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Jeetashree Doley
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Yes, For B.com (hons) course, you have the 'option' to opt for economics i.e., it's not going to be a core paper. It's an elective subject and not mandatory. If you wish to study economics as one of your subjects you can choose it as your elective, else there are other subjects (political science, Calculus, Physical Education, etc.).
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