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Hi Gunjan,
BA Economics: Numerous job opportunities are available for students once they have completed their graduation in the field of economics. On the successful completion of BA Economics, aspirants can seek out for jobs in the public & private sectors. They can even attend IAF account exams, UPSC entrance exams and Combined Defense Services exam and so on. On top of this, with more experience aspirants will also be able to open their own corporate or consultancies. Those with more experience can apply for jobs with institutes of management or with multinational companies. Educational institutions and the finance sector also provide good job prospects for students of Economics.
Candidates with BA Economics can also take up teaching as a career. But for this it is advisable for students to finish a Masters Course and clear NET exam in order to get into colleges, universities or professional institutions as lectures. Students can also opt for non-profit establishments like NGOs & Economic consulting etc.
Event Management: One can work as an event manager in companies like Wizcraft, television channels like Sony, Zee TV etc. , coordinate fashion shows and organise award ceremonies for magazines. One can also work as a public relation executive in various media and advertisement houses and tourism sector. One can work as an event manager and coordinator in companies like Ogilvy and Mather, Percept' D mark, CNBC TV, DNA Network and Encompass abroad.
Films and serial production houses, hotel industry, tourism, the corporate sector, BPOs (Business Processing Outsourcing), newspaper houses and the fashion industry are some of the sectors where an event manager is required. An able Event Manager can also as a consultant in corporations or can work independently.
I would suggest you to follow your interest. The first and foremost thing that you need to do first is to decide what would you like to do in life that coincides with your passion and gives you ultimate happiness

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