Economics

Eligibility for Master of Arts (Economics)
Minimum eligibility for M.A. Economics is 50% marks in BA (Hons) in aggregate or graduation with 60% marks in Economics subject which is there in universities like Amity University, Delhi University, etc.
Although, the eligibility criteria may differ for entrance exam procedure and merit-based admission process. As in Delhi University, the eligibility for merit-based admissions is aggregate 50% in BA (Hons) Economics done from DU only.
How to get admission in Master of Arts (Economics)?
Admission in this course is usually done through entrance exams as well as on merit basis.
Through Entrance Exam
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, Manipal University, Jawaharlal Nehru University and other Universities like them offer admissions through entrance test. Although, certain colleges like Delhi University reserves certain seats for merit basis admissions along with entrance based admissions.
Merit-Based Admissions:
Colleges like Christ University, University of Hyderabad takes in application only through online/ direct mode as for the merit-based admissions. Delhi School of Economics reserves only 50% of its seat for merit basis.

Hi,
Both are good colleges and at the same time both are good courses to do.
Especially, if you are interested to do one of these two courses then SRCC (Shri Ram College of Commerce) is much better for hons in B.Com & Eco.
However, let's analyse which is more suitable for you.
For B.Com (H), there are multiple options after completing this course like doing MBA or any other professional courses, of course you can also do CA but if you want to do B.Com ( H) in some colleges like Ramjas/ KMC then you need to get to know whether the college is allowing you to do the regular B.Com and CA simultaneously, because some colleges do not allow students to opt for regular B.Com ( H ) while doing CA, in such cases you need to study your B.Com through correspondence.
Let's come back to our discussion:
1) Remember there is no accountancy/ commerce related topics in ECO (H), so if you are interested in accountancy and want to settle in finance & accounts field then it would be better to opt for B.Com (H)
2) You will some extent touch the economic concepts while studying B.Com (H), if you want to do any professional courses or go for MBA after degree then B.Com (H) is good.
3) On other side if you want to do any research and keen about economics then ECo (H) is the correct course to choose, you will get to learn micro, macro, international economics, you will get to do the maths and need to learn the Indian history etc. and also you can become the economics professor and can be placed in IES services.
So, interesting in research then Eco ( H ) is better course for you, you should understand that the course is more important which you choose than the college because course is what you learn for life but college is only for some short period of time which in this case is only for 3 years.