M.A Economics

The fees for this course is INR 31,520.

Generally the cut off of Loyola College will near the 85 -90% for the M.A in Economics. And more knowledge are available on their Collage website you should have go there.

For most colleges in Bangalore, the fees is about 1-2 lakh INR for M.A. in economics.

The prime aim of the economic principles is to convert the available resources to the useful outputs. Two year Master's degree course in Economics enables the candidates to get thorough with the different economic principles used to manage the different resources.

Yes, you can do MA economics after BA in journalism.

A list of the part-time colleges for Master of Art Economics in New Mumbai are listed below:
1- SNDT Women's University, Centre of Distance Education (SNDTCDE), Mumbai.
2- Shivaji University Directorate of Distance Education (DDE), Kolhapur.
3- Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Directorate of Distance Education (DDE), Nanded.
4- University of Mumbai, Institute of Distance & Open Learning, Mumbai. I hope this will help you.

Hey Greeshma the cutoff information for MA in Economics at Maharaja Sayajirao Gaikwad Arts, Science and Commerce College is around -
General Category - 901672 opening & 911832 closing rank
OBC Category - 901190 opening & 900489 closing rank
SC Category - 12470 opening & 28187 closing rank

The fee structure at S.C.D. Government College for M.A. in Economics is INR 15,000 for the first year only.

A minimum of 50% marks or an equivalent grade in Bachelors/UG degree from a recognised University or an equivalent examination.
For more results, check
https://www.shiksha.com/university/cuhp-central-university-of-himachal-pradesh-dharamsala-32735/cutoff-cuet?courseId=267966

For the Undergraduate courses, admission is passed based on the marks scored in the qualifying examination (12th grade). A minimum of 45% is compulsory is become eligible for any course at Ravenshaw University.