u/jiyadrafts

does scac have offline interviews after declaration of merit list?????

what course is more fruitful considering both the universities as well as internship opportunities? also what is the math level for both?

is it worth it? the coursework looks pretty rigorous and my future plan is to get into marketing/consulting. should I go for a bsc in that case considering this would be more econ+maths focused? and are there good internship/profile building opportunities?

I have some questions regarding the college and curriculum structure. Can someone answer my queries on dm??

is the admission purely on merit basis or are there interviews?

The website only shows online personal interaction details and I didn't even know the wat was a part of the admission process. Does anyone know when it will be conducted this year?

can't find anything on Google and tbh the campus and the classrooms look pretty mediocre to me. Even the size of the campus is not that big. Just wanted to confirm what it is actually like from someone studying there right now.

How math rigorous is the course? I was thinking of doing a ba eco hons earlier but I still want to explore this option. Is it worth doing from snu?

I initially wanted to do ba eco hons but I found out that symbiosis doesn't provide the usual ba eco hons degree, it awards ba liberal arts with a major in economics under ssla. I didn't want to do bsc eco hons because I've heard its too rigorous and quantitative, and I know I wouldn't enjoy doing something like that. but today's the last date for paying the institute fees for bsc eco hons at sse, and tbh I don't wanna let go of a backup.

I'm still confused as to what the degree given by ssla is called. If the degree given by ssla is prestigious and is called ba eco hons, I wouldn't pay the fees for sse. Can a senior please clear this doubt??

I want to pursue ba eco hons but I'm genuinely confused between the two universities. The thing about ssla is that students are awarded a ba liberal arts hons with major in xyz and minor in xyz degree whereas christ awards the usual ba eco hons with subjects that include econometrics, statistics etc. it's weird that symbiosis doesn't offer the usual ba eco hons. My only other option if I want to pursue economics in symbiosis is bsc eco hons under sse, but that's very quant heavy and I don't want to do that tbh.

The major thing I'm worried about is the degree label and how that would affect the internship opportunities I'll have access to in each. Any advice is welcomed.

what was your application like? ecs, academics, essay during admission? and how did the ose and aat go? what was the interview like? I need all the information possible since I'm applying to r4 and I'm worried that I won't get in cause I have very moderate ecs, and also because all the posts I've seen of people applying to ashoka have CRAZY ecs.

How is the faculty and the infrastructure? What about the crowd and the hostels as well? I've applied for ba eco hons here.