Humanities & Social Sciences

Good question! To make this simple for you, the word Economics was derived from an ancient Greek work "oikonomia", which literally means "household management". So now you understand, Economics is a subject in which we basically study about the budget of the whole world.

Its concepts are used to study the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, and how to utilize these sources when they are scarce.

Why not! Every student in Class 11, when they opt for a specific stream, has an option to choose their desired study medium as well. If you want to pursue your further Economics studies in Hindi, you're free to opt for it. In fact, you can also pursue undergraduate courses after Class 12 in Hindi only. Many colleges offer BA Economics, etc., courses in Hindi medium.

Of course, here are some top recommendations for Economics books you can read:

• POOR ECONOMICS: Rethinking Poverty & the Ways to End It by Abhijit V. Banerjee & Esther Duflo.
• Popular Economics by John Tamny.
• The Fundamentals of Economics by Veerareddy Prabhakar Reddy.
• Principles Of Economics by Dr. RK Mishra.
• Good Economics for Hard Times Abhijit V. Banerjee & Esther Duflo.
• The Undercover Economist by Tim Harford.

Yes, you'll find Economics subjects a bit different in the Commerce stream. Though the core concepts are the same, you'll find more statistical methods, supply and demand, inflation, national income, market structures, etc., topics. In the Arts, you'll find economic development, international trade, or public policy types topics.

Why not! In simple words, Economics is the study of humans in the regular business of life. It analyzes how they get their income and how they use it. That's why, on one side, it's the study of wealth and on the other, it's a part of the study of man.

It is a part of the Social Science where we study about the production, distribution, and consumption of resources in the society.

The study of Economics is about the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. It is the study of the scarcity of resources and how to utilize them efficiently. You'll find 2 main sections in the Economics: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics.

Here are the latest cutoff details for M.A. in Hindi at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU):

- *General Category*:

    - Round 1 cutoff: 99 marks

    - Closing marks (2025): 69 marks

- *OBC Category*:

    - 2025 cutoff: 93 marks

- *EWS Category*:

    - 2025 cutoff: 98 marks

    - Closing marks (2025): 70 marks

- *SC Category*:

    - 2025 cutoff: 89 marks

    - Closing marks (2025): 68 marks

- *ST Category*:

    - Closing marks (2025): 86.6667-89.3333 marks.

Ramanujan College's BA (Hons) Applied Psychology CUET cutoffs:

- *General Category*: 704.55-812.48 marks

- *2025 Round 1*: 812.48 marks

- *2023*: 689.15 marks

- *2022*: 756-788 marks

Aiming for 800+ would be safe. With a score of 1000, you're likely in a good position. Check the official website for updates.

St. Joseph's College is famous for Political Science Honours with true instructors.

Mount Carmel College is a top desire, particularly for ladies, with strong political technological know-how courses.

Christ University gives right facilities and additional activities for political technology college students.

Central College, underneath Bangalore University, has an extended history and suitable recognition.

Presidency College is likewise a very good option with targeted publications in political technology.

You can pursue Masters in psychology in Parul University through the official website of Parul University and register yourself, appear for the entrance exam of Parul University and appear in group discussion or personal interview