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Admission to the above-mentioned course is based on your 12th class percentage. I would suggest you to get in touch with the college officials to know if they would consider Diploma also.
Link for contact details: http://www.remocollege.com/contact.html

You have specialised courses like M.Sc. Accounting and finance, M.Sc. Corporate Finance, M.Sc. Financial Services, M.Sc. International finance and banking like that. You can do in UK, where in your retrun on investment will be very high. You see the following university website to understand the course contents:
www.mdx.ac.uk
www.naopier.ac.uk
www.shu.ac.uk

It is pretty straight forward, you don't get the driving license until you are 18. So, it very unlikely that you would get license for piloting at that age. And higher education in preferrably science is also required.

Follow the link below for all the details :
https://www.shiksha.com/college/kings-cornerstone-international-college-east-coast-road-Chennai-58663.

You need to have passed a bachelor's degree in any discipline with 50% marks. Also, you need to appear for conducted by the university.
For scholarship details visit: https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-jammu-4371/scholarships

There are 3 main tips to crack any university's entrance exam. Plan, Prepare and Perform. You should follow proper time table. Be confident that you are aware of the syllabus. Start your preparation in well advance. You need to revise regularly. Work on basic concepts and improve your skills. If you plan, prepare and perform well, you will definitely crack the exam.
All the best.

Both are same. The only difference is, MS is university approved while PGDM is college university.

The forms are already out and the last date is March 18, 2019.

Subject in what course exactly? Please add the details about the course you want to pursue. Or refer to Shiksha's guide for students to pursue course after 12th. https://www.shiksha.com/careers.

Hi Satwik,
The given college with the given percentile is a good decision to make. The placements in the given college are pretty nice and surely if you work hard there, you can make it great. I hope it helps!
Thank You.

The fee structure varies college to college. It will be great if you can specify your aspired college.

If you fall under the eligibility set by the college for Diploma in Pharmacy, you can go ahead. Check this link for eligibility- http://www.gcopk.ac.in/ADMISSION-ELIGIBILITY-CRITERIA.html

Both are good options for government colleges but NATA is better for architecture courses.

For admission in M.A. in Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology you need to have B.A.(Ancient History) , B.A. (Hons) as mandatory subject.

It's going to be difficult, since its not relevant to your prior academic background. Yes, you can look for Diploma or pathway courses or any foundation pre-requisite courses. You have to communicate with the colleges directly. Write to them.

Since it is a central university, you need to appear for CUCET entrance exam, to pursue M.Sc. in Chemistry. For detailed information about this exam, please click this link https://www.shiksha.com/science/cucet-exam