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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.

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Both of them have good scope. I would suggest you follow your passion and choose the one you like more. Don't worry about opportunities, they are many.
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You can further take admission in courses such as English (Hons) or Economics (Hons). Any of these subjects can be taken as per your interest and convenience for completing a Bachelor's degree. Also, going for higher studies in these courses will provide you a career in educational field or research field. You can write columns in newspaper as well side by side doing Bachelor's degree. If not interested in pursuing Master's degree after Bachelor's degree, you can write competitive exams or can change your field, maybe MBA or something. There are a lot of opportunities, you just need to identify the most suitable one for yourself. You c
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Amrit Raj

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Hi,
Both the options are good. It depends on your interest that in which field you want to see yourself in future. You can go for du and prepare for the government jobs. If you want to become a lawyer, then go for Amity University. Best of luck.

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Arpita Singh

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No, you need to have more than 55% in class 12th in any stream. Maths is not compulsory.

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