Economics

Dear Saurabh Shrivastava,
BBA course provides you with some option to settle down as an executive in the corporates. Whereas, economics also provides the economist jobs but the scope is very narrow in the practicality. Therefore, prefer BBA to settle down immediately.
All the best.

You may please refer to following link to have an idea about BA (Hons.) economics 2016 cut off in DU colleges: http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/Admissions/Cut-off/2016/First/290620161st_Cut_Off_DU_1.pdf

Hi,
You may take B.Com honors, B.Com pass or economics honors, BMS, BFIA, mathematics honors, statistics honors, etc. You can also appear for UPSC to be an IES officer. Apart from this, CFA, ACCA, etc. are also possible.

Yes, it is necessary to have Maths as a subject in 12th if you want to study Economics Hons. in DU. But if you belong to SC/ST category, its a good news for you as you would be exempted from this rule.

You can pursue but it wont be too feasible without a foundation in mathematics. You may enrol into BA Economics but colleges will also prefer students with a maths background particularly.

You are eligible to pursue BA Hons Economics provided you have Maths or Business Maths as a subject in 10+2 board.

It is defined as the study of variants of economics wherein GDP, NDP, etc. can be calculated.

You are eligible to seek admission in MA Economics after BBA, as some universities such as Delhi University, by appearing in their entrance examinations.