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In the past 15 years if one engineering stream has steadily gained prominence, it is the stream of computer science. Fueled by the success stories of Infosys, Wipro, Satyam and other homegrown Indian IT companies, the period following the early nineties saw students joining computer science engineering en-masse. Then the dotcom bubble burst, the recession set in and the September 9/11 attacks happened. Overnight things changed and as US economic policies tightened with a clamor for more jobs to be retained in the US, the number of visas granted for foreigners in skilled jobs decreased.
Traditionally, computer science engineering stud
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For getting admission in NITs you need to take JEE Mains and based on your performance in the exam you will get the chance for admission in NITs and top reputed colleges of India, on an average you need to score more than 160 to get any respectable branch in any good NIT.
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In India following courses are available in the field of Economics after 10+2:
(a) BA Hons Economics
(b) BA Economics
(c) Bachelor in Business Economics (BBE)
(d) 4/5 years integrated M.Sc Economics
You may choose any based on your interest and career targets.
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