Do you need maths for economics Honours?

B.Com honours and Economics honours, the two most sought after course at DU require Maths as a subject in Class 12. It is not necessary to include it in the best of four subjects, but passing it is a must. For Mathematics Statistics, 50\% aggregate marks are a must. Maths is also compulsory for B.Sc.

Can I do graduation in economics without maths?

No, you strictly can’t pursue Economics hons without maths.

What subjects are required for economics Honours?

Core/ Compulsory Subjects in BA Economics:

• Microeconomics.
• Mathematical Methods of Economics.
• Macroeconomics.
• Statistics.
• Econometrics.
• International Trade.
• Development of Economics.
• Indian Economics.

Does IAS exam include maths?

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Mains Exam comprises Mathematics as one of the Optional Subjects with 2 papers (Paper I and Paper II). The Maths Optional for CSE 2021 remains the same as was in 2020.

Is Maths compulsory for doing Economics Honours?

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Is it possible to do economics without Maths in H?

No, dear Economics without Maths is nothing more then a Story subject. There is no such college/institute in India who does not include Maths in Economics (H). That’s because Mathematics is compulsary for Economics Honours. Weather you persue BA or B.com or B.sc in Economics you have to study Mathematics.

How important is math in Economics Honors stream?

An economist must be very much strong in calculation so math is very much important for economics honors as the course contains statistics (the most important), algebra and some other subjects of maths. but it doesn’t mean that math is the only stream after which you can go for economics honors.

Why do we need to study maths in economics?

Besides its application in the subject, maths also enhance one’s problem solving skills. Economics, being compulsory for students of 10+1 and 10+2, brings the necessity of studying maths. Thankfully, students in India are taught more or less all these branches of maths in between primary and secondary divisions of class 8, 9 and 10.