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According to the information you have given, you have already completed your LL.B. And have 17 years of experience. You can pursue a related course in insurance law to become an insurance lawyer. Related courses:
1- LL. M. (Latin Legum Magister) in Corporate Banking and Insurance Law from Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
2- A Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Publishing and Media from Chandigarh University, Chandigarh.
3- A Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Insurance Law from the Radha Govind University of Ramgarh.
4- LL. M. in Corporate & Financial Law from O P Jindal Global Law University.
5- A Post-Graduate Diploma in Taxation and Insurance Laws from the University College of Law, Hyderabad. According to me, You may pursue courses in Insurance law, because you have job experience which will be more useful as an insurance lawyer. I hope this will help you.

Yes, you can get admission to Jayawantrao Sawant College of Engineering. But you will get admission for a B.E. in Electronics & Telecom Engineering and a B.E. in Electrical Engineering with your score.
You may not be admitted to the B.E. in Information Technology under the EWS category because the MHT CET cutoff for this branch was more than 80% in previous years, whereas your score is 74.97 percentile.
The placements at this college are good, and graduates of the Electronics and Telecom Engineering Specialization have been offered salary packages as high as 18 LPA.
Similarly, the placement rate is also around 80% in both branches and even higher in some branches like computer engineering.
Students can get placed at top companies, including Zensar Tech.
The average salary package you can expect at this college is around 4.9 LPA.

Masters of Business Administration in Construction Management: It is a postgraduate level programme with a duration of 2 years. It is a specialised programme in construction management. The MBA in Construction Project Management course equips the students with a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills to manage people and projects within the construction industry. One of the greatest benefits of an MBA after engineering is that it opens its doors to various career options. A person with an engineering degree will have knowledge and expertise in the technical aspects of engineering and Science. Gaining an MBA will add to it and improve your expertise in corresponding fields.

Sir, the National Institute of Design does not have preferred NRI quota seats. Instead, it provides admission in the following categories:
1. General
2. General (EWS)
3. Scheduled Caste (SC)
4. Other Backward Class (OBC-NCL)
5. Scheduled Tribe (ST)
6. Persons with Disabilities (PWD)
Apart from that, it provides admission to 15% of seats under the Foreign Nationals in Overseas (Supernumerary) Category. For this quota, the applicant must be a citizen of a foreign country. These seats are available at the NID Ahmedabad and the NID Madhya Pradesh. According to the criteria, non-resident Indians (NRIs) who have Indian citizenship are not eligible to apply under this quota. If your nephew is also a US citizen, then he can apply for this quota. As an Indian citizen, your nephew can apply under the general quota for B. Des., provided he has passed or is appearing in Class 12 in the academic year 2021-22. You can sponsor his studies in general or in whichever subcategory he is eligible as an Indian citizen.

Yes, you can do coaching to prepare for the DU entrance examination to get into your desired college. However, if you have studied the basics of political Science at the graduation level, you just have to revise them and practice previous year's papers to score better. The syllabus for the M.A. Political Science entrance exam includes the following topics:
1. Understanding the political theory
2. Concepts, and debates of political theory which include crucial topics such as rights, justice, etc.
3. Constitutional Government and Democracy in India
4. Political processes in India like elections
5. Comparative Government and Politics-Related Subtopics
6. Perspectives on Public Administration, Including the Evolution of Administration
7. Perspective on international relations and world history with emphasis on the 20th century (IR)
8. The political process and institutions in a comparative perspective
9. Public policy and administration in India, e. g. budget
10. Global politics; globalization and related themes
11. Classical political philosophy of Plato, Hobbes, Aristotle, etc.
12 and 13. Indian political thoughts: It is divided into two parts, I and II.
14. Modern political philosophy, e. g. liberals, radicals, etc.

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