what is the difference between bfm course and economics hons??
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29th Jun, 2019
Hi Kartik
In BFM , you will study everything related to financial marketing .
A relatively recent undergraduatecourse, the Bachelor of Financial Markets orBFMis a specialized degree in commerce that introduces students to the various nuances of financial markets, enabling them to better understand finance, economics, investments, risks etc.
Bachelor of Arts (B.A) Honours in Economics is a 3-year full time graduation course. The eligibility for which is a Higher Secondary Certificate qualification from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate marks of 45% .The entire course program is spread across 3 years which is divided into 6 semesters of 6 months each. Some universities also follow the yearly program of examination. The cut-off marks for application in this course varies from institute to institute. In various recognized universities, there are entrance tests held followed by an interview to judge the eligibility of the candidate seeking admission.
Best Of Luck!!
In BFM , you will study everything related to financial marketing .
A relatively recent undergraduatecourse, the Bachelor of Financial Markets orBFMis a specialized degree in commerce that introduces students to the various nuances of financial markets, enabling them to better understand finance, economics, investments, risks etc.
Bachelor of Arts (B.A) Honours in Economics is a 3-year full time graduation course. The eligibility for which is a Higher Secondary Certificate qualification from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate marks of 45% .The entire course program is spread across 3 years which is divided into 6 semesters of 6 months each. Some universities also follow the yearly program of examination. The cut-off marks for application in this course varies from institute to institute. In various recognized universities, there are entrance tests held followed by an interview to judge the eligibility of the candidate seeking admission.
Best Of Luck!!
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