Economics

Economics is a good subject and I'm glad to guide you on this. Here it goes:
WEEK 1
Do full consumers' behaviour twice. You must be able to teach this very confidently to anyone without referring to book.
WEEK 2
Complete producers' behavior, in the same way you have done consumers' behaviour. Concentrate on tables and diagrams (especially that of variable proportions and cost curves).
WEEK 3
Start doing 1st four chapters of macro. Concentrate on all the three methods of calculation national income and do practice.
WEEK 4
Finish all the chapters that are left in macro.
LAST 2 days
Solve 4 previous years' question papers (2012-2017). And you are done.
On the very starting of your preparation, tick all the topics of every chapter that you know as this will help you in analyzing your current position.
Then do all the topics from starting to end. Don't skip any topic otherwise you will find difficulty in understanding the next.

University of Delhi is one of the best universities in India for economics.
Lady Shri Ram College for Women-Delhi, Sri Ram College of Commerce, St. Stephen's College and Ramjas College has best faculty members in commerce and economics department. Cut off percentage is very high for the UG programs.
IIT, Kharagpur is also a very good option for BA hons in economics and cut off percentage is very high, around 95%.
St. Albert's college, Cochin established in 1946. Affiliation is granted by the Mahatma Gandhi University. This college library is well stocked and placement is very good.
Fergusson College, Pune is also a favorable destination for North Indian students and faculty for economics is the best.

Hi,
Absolutely yes, you can surely pursue a course in Economics after class 12th depending on the college you wish to get into.
Eligibility-
The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized institute/ university with a minimum aggregate score of 50 (mathematics being a must). Candidates awaiting their final examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis.
The general procedure for admission to the course is merit- based, I.e. on the basis of the merit obtained by the candidate at the 10+2 level. A few institutes also conduct entrance exams for admission to the course. Thereafter, rounds of personal interview may follow.

The level of difficulty in MA Economics is actually depends upon you. If you didn't have studied maths at 12th level or if you don't shows interest in mathematics then it would be very much difficulty for you (Difficulty level can be 09/10). Because maths is the essence part of economics. Without the knowledge of maths, you won't be able to find the 'Time Value of Money', Bond and Stock valuation, Price determination under different forms of market, Managerial Economics. All these requires higher level knowledge of calculus, algebra and probability. The concepts of differentiation and integration helps you to formulate the policies by knowing the maxima and minima. If you are from non-maths background, then I will recommend you take tuitions of advance maths for your better performance during college. Otherwise it will be very difficult for you.
I hope this helps.
Best of luck.