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Yes, it is possible to prepare for UCEED in a short time. It is recommended to focus on topics that are important for the exam and practice as much as possible. Time management and regular practice will ensure that you learn the concepts and solve problems efficiently. Cover the topics from the following concepts.
Visualization and Spatial Ability
Observation and Design Sensitivity
Environmental and Social Awareness
Analytical and Logical Reasoning
Language and Creativity
Design Thinking and Problem-Solving.

Hello Neeraj,
Yes, you can do Ph.D after completing your Masters in English from any good college of your choice.
All the best.

You have to obtain approximately 220-230 marks force branch in the NIT Allahabad. Thanks.

Yes, its a good option if it has been done through tier-1 or 2 business schools.

Hello!
If you are genuinely interested in pursuing MBA for your further studies, then only I recommend to go ahead. Also, ensure that you do your MBA only from a good and reputed college, as it will result in better placements and overall enhanced learning experience. Being a BCA graduate, I think IT/Systems is a suitable specialisation for you. However, you can choose any among Marketing, HR, Operations, etc. as per your wish.

One of my batch mates is from Nepal. He scored 445 marks in NEET-2017 and take admission in our college through central nominee quota.

Please refer to the link to know about the eligibility:
http://alameen66-edu.org/college_of_education/admission_eligibility.htm
There is no provision of direct admission.

Two courses in distance from the same university are possible but the other one should be a certificate. First one a Bachelor's degree. Examinations may clash. So the decision is yours. Regards.

It will definitely add a plus to your profile while its been advisable to do it from tier-1 business schools.

The GD process can have topics ranging from current affairs to abstract topics. You can refer to websites like career ride and IndiaBix for the same. The PI can have questions based on your resume, work experience(if you have any), or on your graduation too.

PGDM and MBA are the same thing. The only difference will be in the fees. PGDM might have a better syllabus but the fees might be at the higher side. But in terms of placement both MBA and PGDM students sit together. Thus there is no great difference.

Step I: Prioritise the topics having the highest weightage. Step II: Solve last 35 years JEE Mains and Advanced booklet to know the type of questions formed from those topics.

No, there are no subjective questions are asked in the IIT JAM Exam. As per the IIT JAM Exam Pattern, the exam is conducted through complete online mode. There are 3 types of questions which are asked in the exam which are:
MCQ (Mulitple Choice Questions)
MSQ (Multiple Select Questions)
NAT (Numerical Answer Type)
Click on: http://bit.ly/2qC3CeP to get complete details on IIT JAM Exam pattern. The exam is divided into 3 sections which are:
Section A - 30 MCQ
Section B - 10 MSQ
Section C - 20 NAT
For more information, visit the link shared above.

Hi Raju Kumar,
Thailand is going to be quite affordable, but honestly, it won't be that competitive and I am not sure if there are any popular colleges or universities for commerce. Instead, they have degrees from popular universities from other countries which I am again no sure if it will help you in your career. If you are investing abroad, go to a well-known institute.

For getting into IHM Bangalore, you need a rank above 3000 and for Delhi you need rank between 1 to 500. For becoming a chef, you can specialize in kitchen.

Yes, you can do it from Open University of Bengal.
Http://www.wbnsou.ac.in/student_zone/courses/humanities/courses_on_offer.shtml#sh_courses.