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It would be a little difficult relative to others but not impossible. To get into MBA 10th, 12th and bachelors are considered. Finally, the CAT score plays the most important role. Also, depending on the college the rules changes on what weightage is given to which section. You may do a little research on the colleges you aim for and apply by taking educated decision. For example for MBA in IIT Delhi you need to have good score throughout and in CAT. But I am sure there are other colleges which give more importance to other things like extra curricular activities. Find out more about the eligibility criteria for prospective college and then decides what's best for you. BBA or B.Com is again completely on you. Its better though to do B.Com as you would have good finance knowledge and may choose a career in that field.

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| Persian | Tibetan | Chinese | Japanese |
Eligibility criteria:
Persian (for the preparatory course )
HS or equivalent without Persian as a subject with 45% marks in aggregate. Persian for honours course (without preparatory).
45% marks in aggregate at 10+2 level with Persian as a subject 45% marks in aggregate at 10+2 level without Persian but holding Diploma in Persian from Viva-Bharati or its equivalent from any other recognised institution
Tibetan
HS or its equivalent degree with at least a paper on Tibetan language and 45% marks in aggregate. Candidates without having a paper in the Tibetan language in HS maybe admitted to 1-year preparatory course in Tibetan. Chinese
45% marks in the aggregate with 45% marks in English at 10+2 level. Japanese for the preparatory course:
Candidates should have 50% marks in aggregate with 45% marks in General English at 10+2 level. Japanese for honours course (without preparatory):
Candidates should have 50% marks in aggregate with 45% marks in General English at 10+2 level. Candidates should have 45% marks in Japanese course equivalent to Certificate Course of Viva-Bharati candidates who have passed the Japanese as an elective subject with 45% marks in the pre-degree examination of Viva-Bharati.

Well, scopes in itself is quite a vague term. With scope you want to know about the job or about the field? Let us consider you want both. So, if you are wondering where would you land up after investing 4 precious years of your adoloscent life then let me tell you there are plenty of choices and scopes for you if you are capable enough. Oil and Gas sector:
Major PSUs are IOCL, HPCL, BPCL, GAIL, ONGC. Major private companies are Reliance, Shell, Essar, Mittal Energy Group etc. Other Sectors:
Fertilisers: National Fertilisers Ltd, Kribhco, IFFCO etc. Paints: Asian Paints, Berger Paints etc. Food and Other Processing: Godrej, ITC, P&G, TATA etc. Cement: Ambuja Cement, Ulteatech Cement, Lafarge etc. Energy Sector: Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL), Vedanta, Nalco etc. Note: These are NOT the only companies. I have just named a few. There are other big companies apart from these as well. Now, as far as government sector jobs or PSUs and the Fertiliser companies are concerned. You need to appear in th GATE exam. And if we have brought up the GATE let me tell you the other purpose for which this exam is used. It is used to get admitted into the M.Tech programmes at IITs and NITs and probably some other prestigious private and government funded universities. GATE is taken by the students who are in their 8th semester or those who have already graduated. It's score is valid for 3 years. So, if your question is related to the OTHER SCOPE I. e. the scope of the field then yes, it has a very bright scope as all the major IITs and NITs have proper M.Tech and Ph.D. courses for chemical engineering. After Ph.D. you can get yourself a job of a professor or in the R&D sector of a company. Apart from these companies, ISRO and DRDO also do offer jobs to chemical engineers but it all depends on the vacancies listed out every year by them. And if you have any plans of going out of the country then too u can easily explore by doing Masters in the field of chemical engineering, environment engineering, food engineering etc. I hope it would clear your mind about the scope of the chemical engineering :)
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