B.Sc

Education qualification (Attested Xerox copy) - It should include both the 10th standard and 12th standard mark sheet for verification
School Leaving Certificate (Attested Xerox copy) it will be treated as a proof for age of the candidate
Extra-curriculum Certificates (Attested Xerox copy)
Domicile Certificate (Attested Xerox Copy)
Candidates with Certificate of Caste i.e. SC/ST can apply. Even those from OBC category can apply. Physical Disability certificate should be authorized by the Medical Officer.

Eligibility for B.Sc Agriculture :-
-Minimum qualification required to apply for B.Sc in agriculture is 50-60% (depends on institute to institute) in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. - Entrance test conducted by various institutes which varies from place to place. -The minimum marks required for admission would depend on the institute to institute.

You can get admission, but still if this is you general rank then only you can get admission, if it is your category rank then not, so good luck.

You can get some help from here:
https://www.indeed.co.in/m/jobs?q=Economic+Research&l=Delhi.

Hi,
You can easily get admission in B.Sc (Non-Medical) in the mentioned college with 91.4% in class 12th CBSE board Examination. Hope you got your answer.

Yes, you can get it.

Yes, you can get it on the basis of your percentage.

It may be so that admission process is different for this course or a glitch may be present. Contact the university to resolve your problem.

Hello Sachin, as per my experience of government job exams, there are different government exams but only very few are exclusively for Economics. If you are interested then you can go for School Service Commission or College Service Commission Exams those are held for different subjects. Other than that there are very few exams of Agricultural sector amd Economic Affair Department that may require an Economics graduate. You can also try for UPSC, SSC, IBPS to increase your chances of getting a good job. All the best. You can further search all the government websites and see if there are any vacancies as of now.