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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian
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No, it cannot. The study material in the Masters is an in depth study of your Major. However, the B.Ed course includes the study of Education concerning your subject, strictly. Most educational institutions require B.Ed on top of your M.A. degree these days.
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Anubhuti Dwivedi
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Yes, you are eligible but prepare for all the fields of economics and not only energy economics.
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Anubhuti Dwivedi
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You can opt for teaching career or can become an Economist in a corporate firm. You can also go for various govt. job exams like Indian Economic Service, RBI, SEBI, etc.
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Romit jain
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The exact syllabus cannot be determined until after the paper, however you can get the general idea of the syllabus along:
• Macroeconomics
• Mathematics
• Micro
• Econometric
• Stats
• Probability
• Game theory
• Macroeconomics
• Mathematics
• Micro
• Econometric
• Stats
• Probability
• Game theory
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