It may actually depend on the college youre seeking admission into. Check their admission criteria. Generally the best of 5 rule is applicable to CBSE students. But it is still better to check with the college you need. And to be safe account for all your subjects. 

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The candidates who wishes to apply to Madras Christian College for Bachelor of Arts course in Economics must have passed their 12th standard boards i.e. Higher secondary examinations from any recognized board preferably with subjects like Mathematics or Economics with Business Mathematics at the Higher Secondary level.

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Hindu College offers economics course at undergraduate level only,it doesn't offer MA in economic. For the list of courses at post graduate level provided by Hindu College, you can check out this site

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/hindu-college-delhi

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Hello Sarvpriya, 

What you want to take in your graduation should totally depend upon your interest. If we talk about Bcom Honours and Economics honours, both specialises in different fields. While bcom deals with accountancy and taxation, economics honores deals with economics and statistics. It's up to you, which course

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You can score good marks by preparing the NCERT back questions but, I won't suggest to rely only on them because, sometimes CBSE asks conceptual and value based questions and for that you must study the topics thoroughly. As economics is a subject mixed with theory and calculative topics

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To calculate the percentage, you should sum up all the marks that you got in all the subjects. Now sum up all the maximum marks available for each subject. And now divide the total marks score by total maximum marks and multiply this into 100.

(Marks you got/Total marks(maximum))*100