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Yes. B.Sc. Maths (Hons) is a subject offered by IP College for women. The registration process is soon to begin probably from the next week. By the starting of June cut-off marks of the college will be declared. If you clear the cut-off you shall bring all the required documents and get yourself applied in the course.

Arihant Publishment, it's book for JEE Main preparation but it is the best for Manipal or other institutions exam.

There are no exams to get admission in B. Pharma colleges. You just need to clear your 12 (under graduate studies) with good marks. Beside that there are some colleges which also take entrance exams for the admission process, but if you have cleared your 12 you will easily get admission in any good colleges.

Indian Institute of Technology for short IIT and Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, formerly Uttar Pradesh Technical University for short UPTU/AKTU is both are the engineering colleges where you can pursue your Engineering. For get the admission in IIT/NIT, firstly, you must given the JEE Mains then you get admitted in IIT.

That is not possible, as far as I'm aware. You need to be physically present for a course and have a minimum percentage of attendance to get a degree from a government-approved University or college. But, there are colleges outside India offering such degrees, but the authenticity of which cannot be entirely verifiable.

Sorry, according to last year admission process RTU takes admission through REAP (RAJASTHAN ENGINEERING ADMISSION PROCESS) which is fully based on JEE main marks. You can now started applying for private university or try again.

Level of Maths in the NATA exam is moderate and the syllabus is generally of metric level.

After BA, you can choose to go for higher studies and complete your Masters and M.Phil, and then join an institution of higher learning as a professor, or you can appear in government competitive exams like UPSC SSC and Railways. Also, you can start working in private sector as a marketing professional.

No, paper is same for both maths and non-maths candidate.

Yes, there are several institutes and colleges in Bangalore that offer B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) through distance education mode. Here are some of them:
Karnataka State Open University (KSOU)
Bangalore University - Directorate of Correspondence Courses and Distance Education
Jain University - Centre for Distance Education
Acharya Nagarjuna University - Centre for Distance Education (Study Centre at Bangalore)
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Open University (Study Centre at Bangalore)
Karnataka State Women's University - Centre for Distance Education
Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana - Centre for Distance Education.

Yes, you can get. You have a very good JEE score.
Hope to see you in SASTRA.
All the best.

Quantitative ability
Analytical ability
Communication ability
English comprehension
General knowledge & current affairs
These r the complete syllabus for any design entrance exams
And the most important your design skill and your creativity matter
That's it. All the best.

According to me, if you want a government institute, then 54 marks are not enough for general/OBC/SC category. If you belongs to St category, then you can go for state universities with 54 marks in JEE Mains.

The duration for PhD course is 3 years followed by an internship programme in some of the colleges.

PGDM in Media is good and well with more focus on Marketing related jobs. Internships are not much great for now as per the scenario but placements we're good for executive placements. Avg salary between 8-10 lacs.