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No, for scholarship the marks taken under consideration is JEE marks in Thapar University for the merit based scholarship, if there are any other scholarship (private), then it might be possible that they may consider then PCM marks.

Bachelor of Design (B. Des or B. Design) is an undergraduate degree course in the field of Design, where the key aspects are innovation and creativity. Students who have an edge over imagination and a good taste in designing may opt for this course. Duration :
The duration of the course is 3 years and 6 semesters in some colleges while some college offer 4 years and 8 semesters of Bachelor of Design (B. Des or B. Design). .

Sharath, you can opt any stream in which you have some interest. You can enroll in National Institute of Open Schooling to complete your HSC.

Give the exams again, surely it will take your year. But you don't have any other choice than this.

The eligibility criteria is:
The candidate shall pass in 10+2 with physics, chemistry, and mathematics as compulsory subjects from a recognised board or equivalent.

Just visit the campus with DD of the fee mentioned in the email with all the documents. Upon your choice of branch they will give you admission in B.Tech programme. The fee details is as mentioned in the mail which VIT sent you before the time of counselling.

Refer this link for admission process of IGNOU : https://www.shiksha.com/university/ignou-indira-gandhi-national-open-university-delhi-3030/admission.

Hi Ish,
You can take the exams after 12th, it is accepted but one thing you should keep in mind are the university intakes and admissions. See that you don't miss any deadlines. Take the exams immediately after boards so by the end of the year you can submit the applications.

2019 will be the first time JEE Main results would be declared in terms of percentile, so there is absolutely no data to predict what percentile you would require to get into a good NIT. You could still get an idea about how much you need to score in terms of marks, which will be pretty much as same previous years:about 210+ for top branch in top NITs, 180+ for other branches in top NITs, 150+ for other NITs.

No, there is no age restriction for ground handling. Age restriction is for the flight stewards. The fee details are not available on the official website. You can contact the academy directly for the information https://maharashtraaviationacademy.com/main/contact.php

The college fee structure for KCET student are 55000 i.e. fifty five thousand to the Karnataka government and 50,000 to the college total one lakhs five thousand yearly.

That's the best ever option to do Bachelors in UK rather than India but if you have no money problem. And, I suggest to do in UK, because one of most common problem in India is education system. In UK, I heard that they give best practical knowledge with theory. So, it is a good idea in my point of view. Thanks and best luck for a better future.

There are plenty of BJMC colleges in India, but these are the best you can opt for such as:
1. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
2. Symbiosis Pun3
3. Amity Noida
4. Christ University Bangalore
5. AAFT Noida
6. NMIMS Mumbai
7. Asian college for journalism, Chennai
8. Isomes, Noida
All the best for your future endeavors, this field will take you to the core of your satisfaction.

B.Com, BBA, CS and CA are some of the options. There are plenty of options you can try for civil service also.

You can, but not from Fergusson College. If you wish to pursue it through distance, you can see the universities here- https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/political-science/colleges/colleges-india?rf=filters&ed[]=et_21::dm_34&uaf[]=et_dm

Yes, they provide 3 years full time course of B.Com in finance.

No, you can wear casual or formal dress whatever you like. But in some of Institutes, white shirt with formal black pant. It maybe given in instructions.

Look the criteria of marks for BBA course is different in different courses. But you must have atleast 50% marks to appear in different colleges.

You will have to pursue aeronautical engineering in either electronics or mechanical stream as these are the only two eligible branches for taking up AFCAT.