A large number of students after 12th want to pursue a career in Economics, but sometimes lack of accurate information stops such students from doing better. In fact, till 12th, economics is mainly taught in the anthropology stream, but the prevalence of economics increases in undergraduates. In such situation, BA Economics or BSc Economics courses are popular after 12th i.e. undergraduate level.
Come on, let’s find out in this episode what is the difference between BA Economics or BSc Economics. One will know which course is better for a career in BA Economics or BSc Economics.
What is BA Economics Course?BA Economics course explains economics in detail based on social science. In this, economic systems are explained in terms of society, public policy, history and institutions. This course teaches how individuals, businesses, and governments make economic decisions. However, many BA programs also include advanced subjects in mathematics and statistics.
What is in BSc Economics Course?BSc Economics explains economics from a mathematical perspective. In this, more emphasis is given to mathematics, statistics and analytical methods. It includes economic theory as well as mathematics, statistics, econometrics and data analysis.
What is the difference between BA Economics and BSS Economics?
Talking about the BA Economics syllabus, it includes chapters like Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, Indian Economy, Economic History, Public Economics, International Economics. These chapters are taught in detail in undergraduate. While B.Sc Economics includes chapters on Mathematical Economics, Statistics, Econometrics, Quantitative Methods, Financial Economics, Data Analysis, Economic Modelling. They are taught about this.
Who can apply?
Students from Humanities, Commerce and Science background can apply for admission in BA Economics. While for admission to BSc Economics, it is necessary to study Mathematics in 12th. Admission is based on university admission test and CUET UG score, which depends on the admission process adopted by the university.
Which course will boost career?
Students doing BA Economics after 12th can join Economic Research, Public Policy, Development Organization, Market Research, Banking, Journalism and Civil Services. While students completing graduation from B.Sc. Economics can find opportunities in financial analysis, data analysis, economic research, risk analysis, banking, consulting and quantitative research. Both the courses have their own specialities, which can greatly shape the career of the students.
