Which course to opt after completing class 12th to become an economist?

81 Views|Posted 2014-06-20 10:54:36
Asked by Yukti Sarawgi
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Akhil K J
2014-06-20 11:55:17
Hi Yukti, In order to become an economist I would recommend you to pursue your post graduation in the field of Economics to have more options later. An MBA in Economics, M.A. Economics, Masters in Business Econnomics, M.Sc Economics with Econometrics or Masters in Applied Economics could be your

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MILIND UTTAM RANANAWARE
2014-06-20 11:52:18
Hiii Yukti….first of all i would like to give you my warm wishes. Being girl you are really passionate about your carieer,goal and future.This is really amazing.You are really taking great pains to establish yourself. This makes you wonderful girl.Anyways kindly read the article thoroughly because t

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Arsalan
2014-06-20 11:05:25
Dear Yukti, Good to know about your interest in Economics, primarily an under graduate degree in economics or statistics in combination with mathematics at the undergraduate level is a perquisite to turn into an economist. So, a B.Sc or a B.A. degree in the concerned field would likely help you yo c

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