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first ,let them conduct the exam

You have a lot of options. You can take up BBA or BCom, and pursue MBA in post-graduation. You can also do M.Com after doing B.Com. Alternatively, you can take up BA courses. Or Hotel management.There is a lot more you could do. All the best !

Dear Atharv,
You should opt for automobile engineering, if you wish to get into car designing.
A few schools offer 4-year bachelor's degree programs in transportation design, and some have programs in industrial design with a transportation design concentration. Typical coursework includes design fundamentals, 2-D and 3-D drawing skills, car technology, research skills development, model-making, and computer aided drafting or CAD.

Naman ! dont worry if you didnt gave JEE mains examination,there are still some premier colleges that conducts their own entrance examination and thereby giving high scholarship based on the scores.These are:
1.BITS
2.VIT
3.Lovely Professional University
i have heard a lot about Lovely Professional University about its ranking,recognization, international tie-ups,placements. This year IT giant CTS set a record for selecting highest number of students from this university.

That will be based on the cutoff,competition etc. You must wait till the results

Check out this link for information Reva university: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-business-administration-reva-university/201574
For more information talk to current students.

You can try for Jadavpur University, a very good institution for language study. And if I talk about colleges in proper Kolkata, I would say St. Xavier's College (autonomous), Scottish Church College and Presidency College. These are the premium institutes.
hope this helps.

Car designing can be done through engineering. All you have to do is opt automobile engineering in your bachelor and kick start your career in the same.

Potential for software engineering is enormous in India. There are more than 26.4 million software engineers worldwide, therefore it's no surprise that software development has become a popular profession in India, according to Tech World Times. In addition, a study by McKinsey Global found that by 2025, digital technologies in India would have generated 65 million more employment opportunities. As a result, the Indian market provides enough evidence that software engineering is a promising field of study.

Hi Dear,
Kindly check the revised eligibility criteria for admission into NITs, IITs and CFTIs here: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/iit-nit-iiit-cfti-admission-eligibility-criteria-revised-blogId-13261