Humanities & Social Sciences

Yes, you can get admission to Delhi University, but only in a few arts-related programmes with slightly lower cut-offs. Additionally, the percentage you mention should represent your performance in your top four subjects; otherwise, it will be difficult to predict your ranking. For admission to Delhi University, your top four percentages will be taken into account if the programme offers admission based on performance in the qualifying exam, which the arts programme does.

Yes, a suitable placement cell exists at DSE.A vast array of opportunities are available to DSE graduates. The analytical and quantitative abilities that our programmes emphasise are highly valued by major Indian and international companies, who frequently hire students directly from campuses. Student job placement is supported by the department's placement unit.

Many get accepted into prestigious PhD programmes abroad and go on to forge remarkable academic careers. The world's top institutions, such as Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, LSE, and Oxford, as well as international organisations like the World Bank, IMF, or Asian Development Bank, as well as higher levels of government, employ instructors from DSE.

55 organisations, including PPOs, participated in the placement drive at the Delhi School of Economics. In the course of the placement drive, the highest CTC was offered at INR 18 LPA, as the average CTC was INR 10.57 LPA. Top employers included Oppo, HDFC Life, Bajaj Finserv, ICICI Bank, Wipro, IBM, TCS, and NIIT. India has placements in Mumbai, Bangalore, the National Capital Region, and other cities.You are eligible to participate in campus placements if you have passed every exam for every semester. Many students also use the campus placement cell to apply for fellowships and internships overseas, and upon completion earn a stipend. According to reports, organizations like the World Bank also provide similar internships and fellowships in addition to famous universities.

For admission to its Bachelor's (B) programmes, North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU) has a set selection procedure. Please keep in mind that the admission requirements could vary, so it's important to check the official NEHU website or get in touch with the school directly for the most recent details. The following may be general selection criteria for NEHU bachelor's degree programmes: Entrance Exams: NEHU holds entrance exams for a number of bachelor's degree programmes. Students must take the appropriate entrance exam for the course they want to pursue. Academic Requirements: Applicants must possess the minimal academic requirements for the particular Bachelor's programme they are applying for. This contains the requirements for passing the prerequisite exam with a score of at least 10+2 or equivalent. Merit List: NEHU creates a merit list based on success on the entrance exam and academic credentials. The chances of admission are better for those who rank higher on the merit list. Reservation Policy: In accordance with governmental directives, NEHU adheres to the reservation policy. Candidates from the Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) categories are given preference for seats that are reserved. Counselling Procedures: Based on their positions on the merit list, candidates who have been shortlisted are contacted for counselling sessions. Candidates select their favourite course and college during counselling based on availability and their rankings.Verification of Documents: During the counselling process, selected candidates must present all necessary documents for verification. This contains transcripts, identification documents, and other pertinent paperwork. Keep in mind that the selection requirements for various Bachelor's programmes at NEHU may vary. To fully comprehend the selection process and eligibility requirements, it is essential to consult the official admission notification or brochure for the particular Bachelor's course you are interested in.

Before CUET was introduced, taking economics after PCM was allowed and you would have had to face a 2.5 reduction in your percentage. The only requirement was that you had mathematics in class 11 and 12. However, now, there is a new criteria for BA Economics Honours. You need to appear for both Economics and Maths in CUET to get economics honours. Since students are not allowed to appear for subjects that they haven't appeared for in their board exams, you won't be able to give economics exam. 

    But, you don't need to lose hope, you can still do BA Program with a  combination of economics and any other subject of your liking and take economics as your major and the other subject as your minor. Under the New Education Policy, this will help you get Economics Honours certificate after 4 years. If you wish to complete your graduation after 3 years, you will get economics major certificate. The syllabus for BA Program economics and BA Hons Economics is almost the same so there won't be a large difference.