Business Economics

For admission in du for MBA, Maths is Compulsory.

Yes, you can pursue MBA, the only exception is when it's specifically said that you require maths in class 12th. But I do not see any such requirements laid out.

Dear Arti, Yes. This college is ranked 9th by Times 2019 and top ranked college in Madhya Pradesh. The students from this college have given good feedback about the infrastructure, college life and placements. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-prestige-institute-of-mangement-gwalior-pimg-gwalior-184728.

The Master of Business Economics or MBE was pioneered by the Delhi University in 1973 and has since grown from strength to strength. Today, it offered by several business schools and universities across the country. A two-year postgraduate qualification, MBE deals with the economics of business firms, markets and industries, and determining costs and prices. Admission is open to all graduates, preferably those from commerce and related disciplines. It is usually based on undergraduate results. However, some institutes also conduct admission tests and interviews. Good luck.

In addition to the above subjects, you must include mathematics as one of the subjects to pursue in 11th and 12th class. Maths is essential to gain admission in prestigious commerce courses in UG and success in professional courses later. Study regularly and try to get good marks in both 11th and 12th class. If you get good marks in 12th class you can choose from B.Com (Hons) Eco (Hons), BBA Law, management studies, etc. Aim high and try to obtain professional degree like CA ICWA, LL.B. CS MBA, CFA. Professional degree will help you achieve both monetary success and status in your life.

Congratulations, you have got a good score. You might get an interview call. Prepare well and be confident.
All the best.

Quantitative ability, data interpretation, logical reasoning, verbal ability, vocabulary, grammar etc.

Business Economics is a term which is related to study of factors like human resource, capital required and market products affecting the working of organizations and markets (nation's financial market). It also includes mathematical calculations for analyzing the models on capital growth, revenue generation, and cost management. So, in all it relates to strategy making, human resource management and cash flow management.