Economist

B.Com honours and Economics honors, the two most sought after course at DU require Maths, as a subject in Class 12th. It is not necessary to include it in the best of four subjects, but passing it is a must. Mathematics must be one of the compulsory subject. Without mathematics, you will not be eligible to get admission in Bachelor's degree in Economics in any top universities like Delhi University or others.

Hi,
There are several one year courses offered by several institutes in India and they are suitable for eco graduates. A computer Diploma course by NIIT and GNIIT which is a three year course by NIIT. There are other institutes which make step wise course for any eco graduate to become computer graduate.

No, government/deemed university certificates have much more value than private ones.

You can go for either of these. It totally depends on the facilities and placement opportunities which the college is offering.

No, there is no sports quota admission in MSE for M.A. in Financial Economics. For further details regarding this course, please refer to the link provided below:
https://www.mse.ac.in/about-mse/

CFP is a great career to achieve. There is no criteria for this. But before going for CFP you should complete NISM V-A, X-A and IRDA certification. These certifications will make your basics strong & will help a lot to understand the whole thing. So clear these certifications & then only go for CFP. CFP again has 5 modules to be cleared one by one. Those above certifications will help you a lot during the first four modules of CFP.

The eligibility criterion in a majority of universities for MA economics is BA economics or any other branch with economics as electives.

Hello Sujan,
Yes, why not? If you are passionate about the subject then you must do it.