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No, you cannot pursue MA Economics from the University of Delhi (DU) if you did not have Mathematics in 10+2 and did not complete your BA Economics (Hons) from DU. To be eligible for MA Economics at DU, you must have:A Bachelor's degree in Economics (Hons) from DU or any other recognised universityMathematics as a subject in 10+2If you have a Bachelor's degree in Economics (Hons) from another university, you may still be eligible for MA Economics at DU if you had Mathematics in 10+2. However, if you did not study Mathematics in 10+2, even a BA Economics (Hons) from another university will not make you eligible for MA Economics at DU. Some alternative options you could consider:Pursue MA Economics from a different university that does not have the Mathematics in 10+2 requirementPursue a different Master's programme at DU that does not have the Mathematics prerequisitePursue a Bachelor's degree in Economics (Hons) from DU first, which requires Mathematics in 10+2, and then apply for MA Economics

The B.Com programme at Janki Devi Memorial College appears to have better placements compared to the B.A program:According to the Janki Devi Memorial College B.Com placement statistics, the average package for B.Com is 400,000 INR and the highest domestic package is also 400,000 INR.They do not provide specific placement data for the B.A program. However, some mentions that some placements for B.A students were in the range of 10,000-20,000 INR, which is significantly lower than the B.Com average package.The B.Com programme has a total of 115 seats, with 47 in the unreserved category, indicating a relatively large programme size compared to individual B.A programme specializations.So in summary, while both programs likely have good placement opportunities, I suggests that the B.Com programme at Janki Devi Memorial College has stronger average and the highest domestic placements compared to the B.A program.