Humanities & Social Sciences

Hi,
Economics graduates have various professions open to them. Globalization has widened the career prospects of economics students in various sectors including business, education and government and consultancy fields. Some of the fields in which they can get employed are:
Banking
Investment
Political consulting
Manufacturing
Transportation
Sales and Marketing
Stock Markets
Government
Nonprofit organizations
The Indian Economics Service and positions in the Reserve Bank of India are great opportunities to be employed with, in the Government sector.
Pay scale:
A Masters graduate in Economics can earn in the range of Rs. 15,000- Rs. 35,000 as the starting salary per month. Average salary per annum is about 3.5 lakhs and it can go up to Rs. 15 lakhs as well.

Hi,
The closest formal qualification currently available is either in Sanskrit or Indology.
There are a few institutes that I would personally recommend, based on my acquaintances with the alumni and campuses viz.
Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara, Gujarat
MSU, Baroda has a long and proud history in Indology and Sanskrit studies. The Oriental Institute has the unique honour of being home to the Critical Edition of the Ramayana.
But for M. A. and M. Phil courses you should look to these faculties
Department of Sanskrit, Pali and Prakrit, MSU - The focus of the courses here is language and literature
Baroda Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya - This is an institute for traditional Sanskrit studies - including the Yajurveda, Dharmashastras and Jyotisha
Sagar University, Sagar, Madhya Pradesh
Sanskrit Department, University of Madras, Chennai
Allahabad University, Allahabad
Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh
Kashi Vidyapeeth, Varanasi
Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Pune and the Oriental Institute, MSU, Baroda are research institutes, and don't offer courses of any kind.

Hi,
BA English is a fairly flexible course and offers diverse career options such as -
1. Management careers - marketing, human resources, etc.
2. Hospitality, event management, public relations, corporate communications.
3. Media careers like advertising, journalism and film making.
4. Academic careers like teaching and research and particularly training.
English Language Training is a big and growing sector in India with jobs freelance and full-time options as an English language trainer or a voice and accent trainer.
5. You could also do an MA or a B.Ed., or take up some of the Professional courses.
6. Studying a foreign language full time can be an excellent career option. Getting an advanced degree (Masters / PhD) in studying foreign languages can have an exciting value proposition.