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Here is a list of Government jobs after commerce:

• Indian Economic Service (IES)
• Indian Revenue Service (IRS)
• Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS)
• Banking Sector Jobs
• Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
• Railway Accounts Service (RAS)
• Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)
• Insurance Sector Jobs

Before applying for the government jobs make sure to check the official government job portals are you can check newspapers also or the relevant websites for the latest updates.

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Distance education is the best tool to start studying from anywhere, anytime, and access a plethora of courses, instructional videos, study material, and proper examination.

Yes, Distance learning is valid for Government jobs. Degrees obtained through the online or open and distance learning mode are completely valid if you are applying for government jobs.

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When it comes to applying for BANK PO/Clerk exams, there is no specific percentage criteria. So, you don't have to worry about meeting a certain percentage requirement. As for Dr. Ambedkar Open University, since it is a UGC approved university, you are eligible to apply for banking exams.

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Dear Aspirant!

Yes, you can apply for public policy jobs after completing your Master's in Economics. While having a Master's in Economics is valuable, some public policy positions may benefit from additional coursework or experience in public policy. However, it's not always mandatory.

Elaboration:

1. Master's in Economics: A Master's in Economics provides a strong foundation for understanding economic principles, policies, and their impact on societies.

2. Public Policy Jobs: M any public policy roles value the analytical and research skills gained through an Economics background. You can apply for positions in government, think tanks, research institutions, and international organizations.

3. Consider Additional Courses: So me public policy positions may prefer candidates with specific knowledge of policy analysis, implementation, or evaluation. Consider taking relevant courses or gaining practical experience in public policy during or after your Master's.

4. Internships and Networking: P articipating in internships, networking with professionals in the public policy field, and attending events or conferences related to public policy can enhance your profile and open doors to job opportunities.

5. Research Focus: I f your Master's program allows, consider focusing your research or thesis on topics related to public policy. This can showcase your interest and expertise in the field.

6. Professional Development: St ay updated on current issues, policy debates, and advancements in public policy. Being informed and engaged demonstrates your commitment to the field.

While a Master's in Economics provides a solid background, demonstrating your interest and acquiring additional knowledge in public policy can make you a more competitive candidate for certain roles. Always check specific job requirements and tailor your skills and experiences accordingly.