Yes, a B.Com graduate can take the CUET PG for Economics. There’s no restriction on the undergraduate degree stream for appearing in the CUET PG Economics exam.

Here’s why a B.Com graduate can apply:

Eligibility Criteria: The eligibility criteria for CUET PG programs usually focus on possessing a bachelor’s degree or equivalent in any discipline. There’s no mention of mandatory requirements related to the specific undergraduate stream.
However, some factors to consider:

Preparation: While a B.Com background equips you with some relevant knowledge in subjects like statistics and business analysis, an undergraduate degree in Economics might provide a stronger foundation in core economic concepts. You might need to put in extra effort to bridge the gap if your B.Com coursework lacked economic theory and analysis.
University-Specific Requirements: While the general CUET PG eligibility allows a B.Com degree, some universities might have additional requirements for their Economics programs. These could be minimum marks in specific subjects during your B.Com or an entrance exam conducted by the university itself.
Here’s what you can do:

Review the Official Notification: Carefully read the official CUET PG notification from the National Testing Agency (NTA) website. This will provide the latest information on eligibility criteria.
Check University Websites: Visit the websites of the universities you’re interested in and check the eligibility requirements and selection process for their MA or MSc programs in Economics considering CUET PG scores.