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Uttkarsh beriwal

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There are several government-owned colleges in Mumbai that offer postgraduate courses in Economics. Here are some of them:
St. Xavier's College: The Department of Economics at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, offers a two-year postgraduate degree in Economics. It is a government-aided college and one of the most prestigious educational institutions in Mumbai. University of Mumbai: The Department of Economics at the University of Mumbai offers a two-year postgraduate degree in Economics. It is a public university and one of the oldest universities in India. K. J. Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce: The Department of Economics at K. J. Som
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Nandini Pangasarajah

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Hello, yes you can. Students of any stream can get into archeology. All the very best, Hope this answer helps.

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Nandini Pangasarajah

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Hello, the eligibility for doing financial planner is 50 percent in UG. So you have to complete your UG then you are eligible to do that course. Hope this answer helps.

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Divyanshu Varshney

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It may be possible to get admission into a B.A. Honours Economics programme with 70% in HSC Arts stream. However, different universities have different eligibility criteria for admission into their programmes. For example, Jadavpur University requires a minimum of 70% marks in aggregate and 75% marks in Mathematics for admission into their B.A. Economics programme. It would be best to check with the specific university you are interested in for their exact requirements. Is there a specific university you have in mind?

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Shams Aatir

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The Cuttoff for BA (Hons.) Economics at MSU Baroda is determined on various factors such as the number of availaible seats the number of applocants and their performance in the entranve exam or qualifying exam . The cutoff may vary from Year to year and can also differ for different categories of student such as Generals,OBC,SC,ST etc. Please visit the Universities Official Website to find out the latest cuttoff.

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Nitika

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A social Science degree is beneficial for your future as you can gain many transferrable skills which are relevant to a range of industries. A degree in social sciences can prepare you for a career in any field. Top Universities offering UG programmes in Social Sciences are:
1. Presidency University, Kolkata
2. Loyala College, Chennai
3. Miranda House College, New Delhi
4. Hindu College, New Delhi.

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Shayana M

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SIES College of Commerce & Economics is an educational institute located at Sion, Mumbai. Applicants should have passed 12th standard with at least 45% aggregate marks and with Mathematics as one of the subjects. Diploma graduates are also eligible for the program. The minimum cut-off of B.Com was 65%.The cutoff is 87% for 2021.

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Kannam Chandan

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It is good for MA Economics in the university. The faculty is brilliant as the course commenced. Focusing the core syllabus and courses.

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Piyush Baid

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Yes, it is possible to pursue a Ph.D. in Economics after completing a PGDM in Finance. However, it may depend on the specific admission requirements and prerequisites of the Ph.D. programme you are interested in. Generally, most Ph.D. programs in Economics require a strong foundation in mathematics, Statistics and micro and macroeconomics. It is recommended that you research the specific Ph.D. programs you are interested in and speak with academic advisors or faculty members in those programs to determine the feasibility of your transition from PGDM in Finance to a Ph.D. programme in Economics.

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SAKSHI GARG

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The Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University offers a Certificate Course in Sports Health and Fitness. Here are some details about the course:
Duration: The course is for a duration of 6 months. Eligibility: Candidates who have completed their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board are eligible to apply for this course.
Course Curriculum: The course curriculum is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of sports health and fitness. The topics covered in the course include anatomy, physiology, exercise physiology, nutrition, sports psychology, and sports injuries.
Course Fees: The total course fees fo
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