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if rote learning is your expertise and can absolutely not handle any math, take BA (though Economics may still melt your brains)
BBA faculty can be biased and have favouratism, BA faculty doesnt have favouratism, they hate everyone equally
it's not like BA subjects are insurmountable obstacles that you can never score higher than a 6 in. most of the top rankers in the batch are BA students, and that's usually in proportion to the students who take it.
it's just that the threshold for the minimum amount of effort to be put in to not fail is much lower in BBA subjects.
the history, sociology and economics faculty will make your life hell in BA, especially history