Economics

Anirban, it is really difficult to get admission in Eco Hons. without maths. Economics is a subject which deals with a lot of mathematics. So in my view, please go for another course. There are many courses which are better than Eco Hons. And personally, if by chance you get Eco Hons. without maths, it will become very difficult for you to cope up with the mathematical concepts in Eco Hons.
And in future, it is much better to not opt for Eco Hons. than suffer failure. Go for another course.

It depends on your best four %age of 12th.
DU conducts admission through the merit-based system.
Usually, the cut-offs for Economics Hons. vary from 93-99% in DU.
Every DU college has a different cut-off for different courses.

Hi Lekhana, Please mention all the details clearly from where you applied for B.A. in Economics and English. Every college or university has their different syllabus for each of their courses. So firstly you mentioned that college or university name it helps to easily find their syllabus. And you can get model question papers of these two course on their official website where you applied for these course or you can also search on google.

There are so many best colleges for undergraduate economics like,
1. Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi Centre
2. Indian School of Business & Finance, New Delhi
3. Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
4. Indira Gandhi Institute of Development & Research, Mumbai
5. Indian Statistical Institute, Bangalore
For more details about colleges check out their respective website.

There are 5 sections of 40 marks each having 40 questions each:
*Economics (including microeconomics, macroeconomics and problems of Indian economy)
*Accounting (including financial accounting, corporate accounting, cost accounting and Management Accounting)
*Business statistics and mathematics. Business organisation, Management, Business Law, company law and Income Tax law. *General knowledge and current affairs.

Hello Sir,
You really got a wonderful dream and surely it will come true as you have all the options open to pursue and you can go for M.A. too after MBA.
All the best.

Hello Sir,
Yes, why not. Surely you could go for M.A. after your MBA degree. This will open a wide range of opportunities for you.
All the best.