What is the difference between B.Sc geography (Hons.) and BA geography (Hons.)?

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    Bipin Jha | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    The B.A Geography course will be mainly focusing on human geography; it focuses on developments, populations, political and sociology aspects. The B.Sc Geography is a Physical Geography; it focuses on rivers, rocks, coasts, glaciations, mountains etc. Mostly the B.A Geography is easier than a B.Sc Geography course. The B.Sc Geography trained students towards physical and natural science aspects of geography. The B.A Geography students will be trained in the social sciences and humanities. The above given are the main difference between the two courses.

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