Humanities & Social Sciences

To be eligible for MA in economics, you need to have given JNUEEE exam and you should have obtained a Bachelor's degree in economics (Hons.) with mathematics as subsidiary subject or mathematics (Hons.) with economics as a subsidiary subject or statistics (Hons.) with mathematics and economics as subsidiary subjects securing 50% marks in aggregate or any other Bachelor's degree with 60% marks with economics and mathematics as subjects from any recognised university.

There are many courses which you can pursue after B.A. To get a good job but all you need to do is a lot of hard work. You can find a number of opportunities after completing MBA. You can also go for a B.Ed degree and B.Ed degree aids in being appointed as a school teacher, nowadays, candidates also have to appear and clear for TET (Teachers Eligibility Test) to become a teacher in government schools.
You can also LL.B. After B.A. Graduates and become practicing lawyers.

The eligibility is you need to have passed BA, B.Sc, B.Com, BFA. The fee is Rs. 17,600. You need to appear for Andhra University Common Entrance Test (AUCET).

While I cannot tell you if its worth or not to pursue BA because I myself am a student. But I can tell you that people choose to do BA in subjects like history, political science, economics or even philosophy alongside their preparation for the exams. I think these subjects may help give you a broader perspective into the subjects, however, it depends upon your caliber and choice; if you wish to prepare full time or not. But since you have to have a degree in order to be eligible, I think, BA is a good choice.