Which course should I prefer as I am interested in economics?
Asked by Harshit Sharma
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After 12 you can take economics as your honors subject for B.A. Or B.Sc. Then, as you do your Master's, you can become an economist in the NSSO or various other organizations. You can also opt for a Doctorate degree, or post-doctorate degree from international universities and become a renowned social scientist or economics professional in World Organisations. -
You can choose economics as your honors subject for a B.A. Or B.Sc after grade 12. As you complete your Master's, you can join the NSSO or other organizations as an economist. You can choose to get a Ph.D. or post-doctoral degree from an international university and work as a recognised economist or social scientist in international organisations.
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You can prefer one of the following:
B.Sc (Economics)
B.A (Economics)
B.Com
BBA
BBM. -
Business intelligence, international development, human resource management, IT, journalism, law, management, market research, politics, public relations, social research and taxation. -
Hello,
Go for commerce or arts with math as it will be required to pursue Eco in college, else you can also go for PCM with economics as side subject. Good luck. -
As you are interested in economics so you can purse different courses like economics honors, different business management courses where economics are the main subjects or economics & statistical analysis studies, etc. -
Answered by
Vineet Kumar Rohilla Persuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University) | Guide-Level 12
6 years agoDo economics (Hons) if you are interested in economics and want to join the corporate world. -
As per my personal opinion and my experience, if you are interested in Economics, I would prefer you to go for economics honors. Other than economics honors, you can also go in B.Com courses also, or you can choose any arts courses and can select economics, as one of the other subjects. -
Take commerce or arts with math because it is required to pursue Eco in college. -
Hello,
Go for commerce or arts with math as it will be required to pursue Eco in college, else you can also go for PCM with economics as side subject.
Good luck.
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