What is the starting salary for an economics graduate from Delhi University?

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    Karunamoy Baug | Contributor-Level 9

    a year ago

    The starting salary for a Delhi University Economics graduate depends on a number of factors, including the university from which he or she graduated, experience, and knowledge. According to the information, the starting salary for a Delhi University Economics graduate ranges from INR 15,000 to INR 40,000 per month. However, salaries also depend on specific courses and universities. For example, the average salary for a professional economist in India ranges from INR 88,000 to INR 1,32,000 per month. Furthermore, the salary also depends on the experience level of the candidate and ranges from INR 5,00,000 to INR 20,00,000 per annum dep

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    Antu Kaibartya | Contributor-Level 10

    8 months ago

    The first standard pay scale of an economics graduate from Delhi University differs with the degree, proficiency, and the industry joining the employment sector. Here's an overview:

    Bachelor's Degree (B.A. Economics Hons):
    Average Starting Salary: INR 4–INR 8 LPA (Lakh Per Annum).
    Top Recruiters: Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, EY, McKinsey and the major multinational banks.
    Roles Offered: Senior Business Analyst, Senior Data Analyst, Management Consultant, Research Analyst.
    Master's Degree (M.A. Economics):
    Average Starting Salary: The base pay is about INR 5 – INR 10 LPA for freshers, with a possibility of rising in a specialist designati

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    Anshu Mishra

    a year ago

    An economics graduate's beginning pay may differ depending on a number of variables, including the university's particular college, the student's academic standing, internships, extracurricular activities, and the industry or sector they decide to work in.

    Due to their esteemed reputations and the stringent hiring practices of elite recruiters, economics graduates from famous universities such as St. Stephen's College, Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), and Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR) typically receive higher starting salaries. Graduates in economics from these universities often start out earning between INR 4 and 8 Lacs an

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    11 months ago

    You are working in a multinational company earning good enough for you and your family. You wake up everyday, feeling annoyed and have a urge to sit back at home and sleep. Nevertheless, when you go to work, you constantly think about going home and crashing in bed. You feel like you don't know what you're doing anymore and feel like quitting someday. You're not happy.

     

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    You're doing something for a living you love to do, though you're not earning enough but whatever it is, it's content for you. You wake up every day feeling happy and excited to go to work, you just can't wait to get ready and reach as soon as you

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    Jaya Sharma | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    The starting salary may range between 25000 to 30000. Depending on your specialization, the salary will vary.

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    Ravi Singh

    10 months ago

    See salary is there any matter first be entered in the university then chewing knowledge and give something and for doing something for our university then we expecting more salary that can I afford.

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    Tejas Davekar

    11 months ago

    The starting salary for an economics graduate from Delhi University typically ranges between INR 3 to INR 6 lakh per annum, depending on factors like the student's academic performance, internships, and the specific company or industry they join. Graduates from prestigious colleges under DU, such as St. Stephen's or Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), may secure higher starting packages, sometimes going up to INR 8 lakh or more annually in sectors like consulting, finance, and analytics.

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    Vikash Kumar Gupta | Contributor-Level 10

    10 months ago

    As you are a B.Sc. two-time student, with subjects in Chemistry, Physics, and Zoology, you can sit for the test IIT JAM in Physics. The Eligibility Criteria for IIT JAM state that candidates have to pass out with a bachelor's degree in the relevant field only. There is no special restriction on the undergraduate subjects you have pursued for most of the programs.
    Key Points:
    Eligibility: Bachelors Degree with a minimum of one year Mathematics as part of the curriculum and one year physics as part of the curriculum You obviously have physics as one of your subjects.
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    Dishu Padlak

    a year ago

    24.9 lakhs 

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    Ujjwal Gupta | Contributor-Level 9

    10 months ago

    The starting salary for an economics graduate from Delhi University can vary depending on the college, company and job posting. Graduates of top DUs like St. Stephen's, Lady Sri Ram and Hindu College regularly hold positions in other prestigious firms such as EY, Deloitte and McKinsey

    The average starting salary for finance graduates (Hons.) ranges from INR 6-8 LPA with some top centers offering up to INR 12-15 LPA. In exceptional cases among students, especially from leading colleges INR 20 LPA or more is offered, especially for roles in counseling and finance.


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