M.A Economics

Yes, it is possible. Some universities permit any graduate to pursue MA in economics through distance education but demand BA in economics degree to pursue MA in economics in regular mode.

Yes, you are eligible but prepare for all the fields of economics and not only energy economics.

You can opt for teaching career or can become an Economist in a corporate firm. You can also go for various govt. job exams like Indian Economic Service, RBI, SEBI, etc.

The exact syllabus cannot be determined until after the paper, however you can get the general idea of the syllabus along:
• Macroeconomics
• Mathematics
• Micro
• Econometric
• Stats
• Probability
• Game theory

MA in economics is a better option than PG in commerce depending upon college.

You can Pursue with MBA in Finance. It has very good scope and career perspective. In case of MBA college is most important. You should choose a career which give you good exposure and have good placements also. For taking admission in MBA you need o give CAT/MAT/XAT test, there are some Colleges which give admission on the basis of your marks in previous qualification, own entrance test and GDPI.
Some ofinstitutions also offer good scholarships based on any one of the above mentioned admission criteria.
Check the websites of some good universities or call on their toll free no.s for more details.
Good luck.

First it is important for you to understand the difference between M.Sc and MA. M.Sc is much more into research. If you are interested in research I suggest you to do M.Sc.

UPES conducts its own entrance for MA Economics admission. Entrance is called 'UPESEEE'. This is a completely online test with no pen paper version. The unique feature of this test is that the aspirant can take the test from any convenient location with a net connected PC and a webcam, be it your home, office or even a cyber café. .
Registrations are open for its 2nd round of of MA Entrance and today is last date to register for it so hurry up and apply today.