Economics

Hi Ditipriya,
Yes, you can get in Delhi with these marks.

Both are best colleges of Delhi University.
According your travel expenses and accommodation choose the college.

Hi,
The combination you are wanting is what I'm pursuing presently. This is offered in many colleges like
St. Xavier's College-Mumbai and Christ-Bangalore. These are the top ones. I'm in Xavier's right now. There you need to be dropping one subject every year and you major in one of the subjects in the 3rd year. But, Xavier's does not provide economics in the 2nd or 3rd year for B.Sc Students.

Hons. in economics is better, but DU is much more better than Amity University. In my opinion, any course from DU is better, because it is a government university. The final choice would be yours.

Yes, definitely you are not eligible for economics hons, as it requires math as a subject in class 12th. Now, if you wish to study economics, then either you can go for BA Programme and take economics, as a subject or go for any hons course and take economics, as your Generic elective. If you take it as your GE for all four semester then you might get a minor in economics.

Arihant and RS Aggarwal are the best books.

There is no any link, but you can go through the guide book of Shafique.

Hello,
In my point of view, you should go with BA in economics because economic has many options. There are many course after graduation in economic. actuarial science, Indian economics services, law, economics and its related disciplines.
Financial economics
Labour Economics
Agricultural Economics
Business Economics
Banking Economics
Development Economics
Therefore, we can say that B.A. Economics is a vast course that provides extensive knowledge about the practical and technical concepts that run the world.