What are the career options with subjects economics, political science and psychology ?

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Aru Chopra | Guide-Level 11

2013-10-24 14:09:43

Hi, 1. Higher studies:- M.A. in Economics Masters in Applied Economics MBA in Economics M.A in Political Science or Politics or Public Policy Master Program in Government M.A in Psychology M.SC in Applied Psychology PG Diploma in Clinical Psychology; Family and Child Psychology; Mental Health Couns

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Kamaraju Pulugurtha | Guide-Level 14

2013-10-24 14:06:09

They are liberal subjects and they may not have a direct relation with jobs.There may be a bit of orientation towards research.With an overall development, you can go for several competitive examinations and fare well and get a good job.

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