Economics

About 2,900+ best BA Economics colleges are there in India. Of these,  905 colleges owned by government organisations, 689 colleges are privately owned and public-private entities own 603 colleges. Some of the top Economics colleges in India include Hansraj College, St. Xavier's College Mumbai, Miranda House, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Kirori Mal College, Hindu College, Loyola College Sri Venkateswara College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College,  and many others.

Students can secure admission on merit based or through entrance exams like CUET.

There are about 2,900+ BA Economics colleges in India. Some of them are mentioned below along with their tuition fees:

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website.

Several colleges offer Economics Honours programs without requiring Mathematics as a core subject in +2. Some popular options include Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR), Hindu College, and Miranda House in Delhi, as well as Loyola College and Madras Christian College in Chennai. Christ University in Bangalore also offers the programme without a mandatory math requirement. 

As per my knowledge, top colleges and universities with good placements are -

1-Delhi School of Economics 

2-Jawaharlal Nehru University 

3-Indian Statistical Institute 

For private college -

1-Shiv Nadar University 

2-Ashoka University 

These are the good college which you can get and expect good placements around (8-10lpa)

Feel free to ask more doubts?  

For BA economics hons. Without having a maths background in 11th and 12th I think you can clear some competitive exam and get into DELHI UNIVERSITY and if you are thinking of private one you can definitely go to chandigarh University and also hyderabad university. 

Hey! I checked this while applying too. For BA (Hons) Economics at Hindu College, you need to choose English or any other language, Maths or Applied Maths (this one is compulsory), and then two more domain subjects. It's better if at least one of those is related to economics like Economics, Business Studies, or Accountancy. I went with English, Maths, Economics, and Business Studies. Also, having Maths in 12th is a must for this course.

Yes, you'll find a significant amount of Maths used in Economics courses, especially at the UG-level courses. Though UG, Diploma, and Certificate level courses with basic concepts have simpler Mathematical models used in the program, you'll find more complex Maths concepts in the further level courses.