St. Joseph’s University

The Department today offers both Undergraduate and Post Graduate courses. B.A: History- Economics- Political Science (HEP). Industrial Relations- Economics Sociology (IES). interest in the subject with subjects and syllabi that are current and relevant. 2017 SJC all rights reserved | Designed by INTEGRO.

There will be entrance exams for B.A (Visual Communication), EJP, BCA, B.Voc. (Digital media & animation) and B.Voc (Visual media & film making) courses. There will be no entrance exams for all other under-graduate courses. Hence there is no entrance test for B.Com admission at SJC Bangalore.

Yes, you are eligible for B.A. Courses at SJC Bangalore. The eligibility criteria is given below. Eligibility : A candidate who has passed two year PUC examination of Karnataka State with any combination of optional subjects or any other examination from recognised Board/University or through National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) recognised as equivalent thereto shall be eligible for admission to B.A. Course.

Hello,
You have to clear all the subjects, then only you will get a chance to get admission for M.Sc.

Economics at SOAS probes the mechanism of society and explains the factors and processes that underpin production, exchange and distribution, in order to effectively inform economic policy, as well as to understand the consequences of economic and social well-being.
Students are encouraged to develop a deep understanding of particular countries and issues, based on concrete analysis of history, institutions and political economy. This reflects a shared view at SOAS that economics should be rigorous, reflective and, fundamentally, useful.

If the subject in which you have got compartment was a additional one than there is no barrier for you to apply. But if it was your main subject, you need to clear your compartment with good marks. Otherwise, your admission in the college will not be valid and would be canceled.
For more information, you can visit the official website of the college.
All the best for your future.

Not at all, your graduation knowledge should be upto the mark so that you will beat the placements.