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What is the eligibility for MA In Economics?

Graduation in sociology honours.

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Asked by Vaishnavi

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  • If you want to pursue MA Economics, having a background in BA Economics or BSc Economics will be an added benefit. Your score in graduation can also be considered as a parameter for admission into the course, as many colleges set 50% marks as an important eligibility criteria. 

    Also, one can easily pursue an MA in Economics without a BA in Economics. There are Many universities that offer Economics MA degree to a range of undergraduate candidates, including those from sciences.

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