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Suppose you have 5 subjects in your curriculum, simply add all the number of marks you get in an exam, and then divide the marks with the total marks of all the 5 subjects. After this, multiply by 100 to get the percentage of marks you got in your respective exam, as simple as that.
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Colloquial Portuguese of Brazil
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In my point of view, you should go with BA in economics because economic has many options. There are many course after graduation in economic. actuarial science, Indian economics services, law, economics and its related disciplines.
Financial economics
Labour Economics
Agricultural Economics
Business Economics
Banking Economics
Development Economics
Therefore, we can say that B.A. Economics is a vast course that provides extensive knowledge about the practical and technical concepts that run the world.
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