B.Sc. Economics: seats, fee and entrance at each university
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| University | Programme | Seats | Fee as printed | Entrance | Shortlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
B.Sc. (Hons. / Research) Economics4 years (Hons. / Research)Eligibility10+2 or equivalent with Economics and Mathematics, or with Mathematics, among the optional subjects. General category candidates need 50% marks in aggregate; SC, ST, OBC, PwD and EWS candidates need 45%. Full details at CURAJ | 40 | Rs. 16,050 in the first year | CUET (UG) | ||
B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics4 yearsEligibility10+2 (Intermediate, PUC, CBSE, ICSE, HSC or equivalent) in Science, Arts, Commerce or another stream with 50% aggregate marks. Full details at CUAP | 25 | Rs. 13,340 in the first semester | CUET (UG) |
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Questions about B.Sc. Economics
How many Central Universities offer B.Sc. Economics?
2 Central Universities offer B.Sc. Economics in 2026-27: CURAJ and CUAP.
How many seats does B.Sc. Economics have in Central Universities?
65 seats are printed for B.Sc. Economics at 2 Central Universities. The largest intakes are at CURAJ (40) and CUAP (25).
Which entrance exam is needed for B.Sc. Economics in Central Universities?
Admission to B.Sc. Economics is through CUET (UG) (2 universities).
What is the fee of B.Sc. Economics in Central Universities?
Each university prints its fee on its own basis (a semester, a year, at admission or the whole programme), so the table gives every fee as printed and does not rank them. 2 of the 2 programmes here have a printed fee.
In which states can I study B.Sc. Economics at a Central University?
B.Sc. Economics is offered at Central Universities in 2 states and union territories. The most choices are in Rajasthan (1) and Andhra Pradesh (1).
What is the eligibility for B.Sc. Economics?
Eligibility is set by each university: the qualifying degree or subjects, the minimum marks and the relaxation for reserved categories differ. Open "Eligibility" under a programme in the table for that university's rule, or the programme's page for the full text.