Can a student without maths in 12th pursue BA (H) economics? What are the best colleges for the same?

I have completed 12th commerce with 90% (94% in economics) but without mathematics. I have a great interest in BA (H) economics. Am I eligible for pursuing BA (economics) and how tough is it for a non maths student?

620 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Ayush Bhatt
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Rakesh chand
3 years ago
You can take admission in B.A. (H)Economics without Maths subject in 12th also. Maths is not a mandotary subject in class 12th to take admission in B.A. (H)Economics. The future scope of this course is also very good for future career of students if they really serious for their career. Quantum univ

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Ankit Kumar
6 years ago
Yes, you can pursue BA in Economics (major), if you have sufficient marks in the same subject. With economics, you can choose any arts subject. It is available in almost every college.

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Yes, you can pursue BA in Economics (major) if you have sufficient marks in the same subject. With economics, you can choose any arts subject. It is available in almost every college.

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