Which course is better for an average maths student of 12th among BA and B.Sc. economics?

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Vinay kr Pandey
4 years ago
Dear aspirant, In my opinion, go for B.Sc. Economics. There are so many career options available in this field either in academics or in industry or any corporate company. There are always some points that will make one subject look greater than the other. It all comes down to your choice where you

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Khushal Arora
6 years ago
Hello, You can go with any of the course you feel like. It all depends upon your interest. Maths is not mandatory for such courses. A lot depends upon your interest, which course to choose, as every course has it's own learning outcomes and career perspectives. Apart from choosing a right course, ch

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S
6 years ago
B.Sc course is normally for 3 years which includes six semesters. The main difference between B.A. And B.Sc. In economics is that B.Sc. Deals more with practical knowledge in the economic field whereas BA is more into theoretical aspects. BA Economics.

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kanu vashisht
6 years ago
In B.Sc. Economics, you will majorly study about the economic maths but not about the maths that you have already studied in 11th and 12th. You can go for B.Sc. Economics as this course has better career prospects.

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Manish Sharma
7 years ago
Hello, There is nothing called average or a pro, only practice makes it. B.Sc will require some mathematics but will get you a better opportunity in the future. Mathematics can improve with practice. Good luck.

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Konatham Abhishek
7 years ago
B.Sc course is normally for 3 years which include six semesters. The main difference between B.A. And B.Sc. In economics is that B.Sc. Deals more with practical knowledge in the economic field whereas B.A. Is more into theoretical aspects. B.A. Economics: Economics is really an interesting subject a

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S
7 years ago
I would recommend you to go for B.Sc and remember that most of the students are average in mathematics but it doesn't mean that you should choose a course according to that. So, go for what you like and then try to improvise your mathematical skills if needed.

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P
7 years ago
It doesn't matter whether you are a pro in mathematics or an average student. If you can work hard and master it then B.Sc. is a far better option than BA. As it has a good scope.

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SACHIN SINGH
7 years ago
I think you should go for B.Sc, as that has got a number of opportunities as compared to BA. And, if you work hard nothing is difficult and you can do well.

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Aniruddha Maiti
7 years ago
B.Sc in Eco or statistics with specialisation is better than BA as BA is rigid and limited as compared to B.Sc.

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