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B.COM (Professional) / B.A. (Economics) |
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B.Com (Professional)
Due to the liberalization and globalization of Indian Economy many global companies are setting up their base in India. The employment opportunities have also brightened for the commerce and economics (Honours) graduates. Hence more and more students opt for these courses. In these days commerce stream is acheaving laurels in the field of opportunities, eventually in corporate businesses and in employment too. This in fact is supported by a recent study conducted with falling cut-off scores for Science courses while list the same rising sharply for Commerce and Economics.
With the number of students increasing who wish to add a management degree after their graduation, commerce is getting its due respect amongst the courses offered.
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Based on the penetration of internet, electronic commerce and electronic payments provides a vast variety of business opportunities and to make the best use of them Commerce and Economics were seen as preferred subjects of study at under graduate level. |
B.A. (Economics)
Bachelor in Economics will involve the application of economic theory to business activities and organizations. Economics is a topical subject, at the forefront of current affairs. It is concerned with how societies and individuals organize to meet their material needs. Consequently, it has an impact on all of us in our daily lives. Thus, if you decide to study B.A. Economics, you will receive a systematic understanding of how economies work and how economic performance and policy-making affect society.
In general terms, Economics deals with issues such as: the ways markets work; what firms do, what their motives are, how they perform; and the role of government in regulating business activity. Analytical reasoning is central to Business Economics and this explains why Business Economics degrees (and Economics degrees of all types) are highly valued by employers.
BA Economics programme is undergraduate programmes taught in the Business School, and students taking Business Economics share common core Business modules with other students in the Business School. Within the BA Economics programme there is emphasis on the use of the analytical techniques of economics as an aid to decision making in profit- and non profit-seeking enterprises and a development of student awareness of the environment within which business life occurs. The programme involves the application of economic analysis to business issues and problems |
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