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Dear Rafe,
We cannot decide it at this juncture. Wait for the CAP rounds and try to keep the best colleges. You can get the colleges accordingly. All the best.

Yes, it is good. DPS has its own reputation all over India.

First of all, decide on the colleges you are interested in. Then visit that college website to know more about their admission criteria and entrance procedure if any.

First of all, decide on the colleges you are interested in. Then visit that college website to know more about their admission criteria and entrance procedure if any. Now apply in BCA.

Admission would be taken on the basis of an entrance exam followed by an interview. It is mandatory for the parents to accompany the candidate for the interview.
Only those students who have passed the intermediate / Class XII in the first attempt with a minimum of 60% / 55% marks (as applicable for different courses) are eligible to apply.

No, you cannot pursue B.Arch as you didn't opt for maths in HSC.

No colleges offers above course through distance as all the above courses requires thorough understanding and expertize and also lot of practical work is required for it.

Hello Manish,
I would suggest you to do what you like, do what you think. If you will do something you love, then making money will not be difficult for you.
Good luck!

Entrance exams are mainly there to check your awareness about the current events, English language, and logistic aptitudes. So get yourself registered with some coaching centre and get yourself prepared.

Dear,
If you compare teaching with other sectors this will be more secure, demand in huge numbers, recognition, respect and nowadays salary is good enough for school level and college level too.
All the best!

Yes, of course, you are eligible for CA. Do CPT first and then do CA. But, its a very tough course. Equivalent course is CPA (Chartered Public Accountan).

There's nothing to do with your percentage. And, I don't think you'll get any decent college. I belong to OBC category and got 180 marks but still, I don't think I can cross any of the college's cut-off.

Please check the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/articles/confused-between-ca-versus-cs-blogId-4952

No, work experience is not required to do MBA.