B.Sc Economics

M.Sc Economics graduates are in good demand in today's job market, you can get a good salary and expect it to increase exponentially with time.

Depends on your career goals, career aptitude, job profile and industry sector that you wish to work in future. If you want to go with MBA after deep knowledge of economics, can learn management programme much better especially in terms of how external environment impacts the businesses and overall impact of economy on industry sectors etc. MBA in finance management would be better option for economics background student.

You can refer to link to know the details:https://sse.ac.in/bsc-economics

Dear Samir,
Yes, you are eligible as the cut off for most Universities is 65%, however it may vary from University to University, check out with the University you want to apply to, if I may suggest check out Deakin, RMIT, University of Sydney, UOWS to mention a few, however please select a course of 2 years duration as 1 year one will not make you eligible for a Post study work visa.
All the best.

No, it is not possible. You need to have Maths as a compulsory subject.

Yes, you are eligible as the minimum eligibility is 70%.
For more information, visit the below shiksha link:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/economics/course/b-sc-hons-in-economics-presidency-university-kolkata-college-street-271015
Hope this helps you.
Be free to share any problem you have.
Good luck.

BA (Hons) in economics and B.Sc (Hons) economics degrees are not very different. In Delhi, Economics is considered as a BA programme. In Kolkata, any honours stream which has Maths as a compulsorily subject is considered for B.Sc.

Among the few good colleges that provide this course, NMIMS Mumbai is the best of the lot. No second thoughts about it!
Frankly speaking, if you are a student with great acads, opt for the prestigious B.A (Hons. ) Economics course in one of the DU colleges. Opting for the aforementioned course would be comparatively better than the one mentioned in your question.