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You cannot do any technical course through distance mode.

NATA or JEE part 2 qualification is mandatory along with 50% in 12th.

You have to complete your 12th first and then your percentage matters.

Yes, if you are a BCA student, then you can apply for MCA.

Apply for the entrance exams of such colleges (if there are any) or take admission on merit basis
colleges:
Assam Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital - AHMCH
Baba Farid University of Health Sciences
Bhagawan Buddha Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital
Dr. Abhin Chandra Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital
Dr. Allu Ramalingaiha Government Homoeopathic Medical College.

Hi Nitesh!
Both are one and the same thing.

There are very slight chances to get admission for this course. Because the seats are very limited. But you have a slim chance of getting admission. To be on the safer side, look out for good private universities too.

Please see: https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/colleges/cfp-colleges-Kolkata

Dear Vanshdeep,
You can try for JIMS. As the college is approved by AICTE and AIU, accredited by NAAC and NBA. The college offer internship and live project to explore the corporate world. Infrastructure of the college is good as they provide complete the environment for study. Average package is 4-5 LPA and the highest package is 10 LPA till date. Many companies visit the campus like Deloitte, KPMG, ITC, Airtel, etc. They conduct many workshops and a series of guest lectures to enhance the personality of students. For further information, please visit the official website.
Thank you.

Hi Vasanth!
It is up to you. Madras University is a reputed university and I don't see any reason why you shouldn't pursue B.Com from there.

Hi Vasanth!
The admission forms will be released soon. The offline admissions will begin from 27th Jul, 2018 and will be open till 16th Aug, 2018.

Yes, it is a mandatory requirement set by the director general of civil aviation. It has to be justified by each and every candidate pursuing such training.

Hi Niharika,
If you don't know which course to choose, nobody can help. Studying abroad is an investment of both money and time so be careful. If you are interested in business management you can choose PG Diploma or Graduate certificate courses in relevant courses. To know about the courses you have to visit college websites and check programs they offer. Check the curriculum, career outcomes etc. and decide.

You can apply in December, 2018 (without late fee), and in the last week of December 2018 (with a late fee of Rs 100). This course is offered as a Distance/Correspondence programme.

In first year, you will go through laplace transform, matrix, differential equation and so on. As far as computing is concerned, you will go through basic C or C+ programming. If you already have great command on these topics mentioned above you will attain slight edge among your peers.

Hi dear,
There are nearly 60 colleges that you may apply for MBA that doesn't require CAT score or you may get admission even without CAT. The list of such institutes is in the below link. For complete details of each college, refer to the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-west-Bengal?rf=filters&ts=71212813&st[]=127&ex[]=306&ex[]=5822&ex[]=9180&ed[]=et_20&uaf[]=et_dm&uaf[]=location

Both are good and have a vast scope. But that's not the matter, what matters is your interest. It depends on your interest. If you want to work in a field related to chip designing or related to electronics instruments then go for it. And if you want to work in the field related maintenance of electrical machine or at power generation, like NTPC, BHEL then go for electrical engineering.