M.A Economics

It depends upon your interest. If you like economics, you should surely do M.A. in economics. But if you like English, you can go for it. Choice depends upon your interest, as per my choice. I will go for M.A. English. Because of certain reasons, English. is global language you can get job anywhere in the planet, if you are perfect in English. you can never die of hunger no matter wherever you are and many other aspects.

Round 1 cutt off was 53 for general.

Absolutely you can take M.A. Eco in any university after completing your B.Com kindly verify with more university you have nearby your location
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MBA vs M.A. Economics: Career Prospects Both MBA and M.A. Economics offer a multitude of career opportunities in the corporate sector. While an MBA is a managerial course, teaching students how to manage the operations of an entire organisation, M.A. Economics is a more technical course in nature.

You can pursue M.A. Economics after B.A. Economics, because it will increase the value of B.A. Economics.

Yes it is possible, It will be better if you have an honors degree.

Both the courses are good. But Master of Business Administration (MBA) has more scope and have more job opportunities than Master of Arts M.A. Because every Company and every Institute require a Human Resource Manager or a Finance Manager and MBA graduates are given more importance.

Yes, it is fine because you have a Master's degree.

M.A. In Economics is a professional Masters Course which enhances your skill and career development in this field of study. After M.A. In Economics in India you can find jobs in these profiles: Financial Analyst, Stock Broker, Associate Researcher, Economy Analyst, Teacher, Senior Business Analyst, Senior Economist, Trade Analyst, Marketing Manager and Branch Retail Manager. Therefore, it provides wide scope for future development.

M.A. In Economics is a professional course which enables high career development in this field and also provides wide scope in this area of study. The various colleges take their own respective entrance exams for this course joining. The eligibility requirement for joining this course is 10+2 in any stream from a recognised board of education with aggregate marks of at least 50% along with having a Bachelor's degree in economics or another relevant field of study like B.A. Economics or B.Sc. Economics, with the minimum marks required by the university.