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Without clearing your Diploma, you cannot go ahead for a graduation degree, you need to focus on backlogs and clear them asap so that you can go ahead and pursue your graduation.

Hello Vikas, Engineering, whether undergraduate or postgraduate is not permitted in India via distance education mode since course is heavily practical oriented.

Talking about GD, you can focus on recent day to day activities and issues like demonetization, cashless India, smart city concept, etc. For PI, focus on your core strength and a bit of GK.

As such there is no cut-off. You can still apply if you have scored less marks in any entrance exams because 20% weightage is given to CMAT and other exams 80% weightage is given to further rounds like GD and PI. SIESCOMS is a decent college in terms of ROI. Actually, it is one of the best college in term of ROI. Average package offered here is Rs 6-7 lakhs for fresher.For further information please visit our official website.
Thank you and all the best.

There are less chances to get a top B-School at this score.

Doing three of them together is quite difficult and unnecessary. Instead, combination of any the above two like CA + CS or CS + LLB is recommended. Most people prefer CS + LLB as it gives full scope in company civil and criminal law.

Hi,
As a b.com fresher you can look for the roles including BPO team lead, management trainee, bank PO, Insurance advisor, account executive and so on. You may also seek opportunities in the areas of event management, hospitality and mass media.

Yes, you can pursue B.Com.
You can pursue the below mentioned course after completing class 12th:
1. BA.
2. BFA.
3. Journalism and mass communication.
4. Hotel management.
5. BBA.
6. Event management.
7. Fashion design.
8. Retail and fashion merchandise.
9. Integrated law course.
10. Graphic design.
11. Teacher training courses.

No, it won't be a problem as they will be teaching you the basics (relatively speaking) in B.Sc too.

You can pursue MBA from Australia or New Zealand with 3 years of Bachelor's degree. There can be other options too, so you need to finalise your destination.

Hi,
In terms of quality education, yes, it is worth and also depending on the university's reputation and program choice. However, UK is not a popular choice nowadays due to the strict work permit rules. Most importantly, 1- year degree courses from UK are not accepted in India.

The Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) is a public research institution in Mumbai and Hyderabad, India dedicated to basic research in mathematics and the sciences. It is a deemed university and works under the umbrella of the Department of Atomic Energy of the Government of India.
TIFR has a graduate programme leading to a PhD in all the major fields of study.
Research at TIFR is distributed across three schools, working over the mathematical sciences, natural sciences, technology and computer science.
You can check other info on this link: www.tifr.res.in/
All the best.

You can apply to SP Jain, TAPMI, LBSIM, IITs, IMT, KJ Somaiya, Nirma and GIM Goa.

The number of seats available for this course is really limited and hence you need to be somewhere near the top to get admission in the same. My guess is that this year you should aim to get around 200 in JEE Advanced exam to pursue CSE from IIT.

Yes, it's a good institute for operations and supply chain management.

You can refer MBA institute ranking polls available on the internet and apart from the IIMs pick up any of the top 20 MBA colleges.

In North India, there are 81 MBBS seats.
In South India, there are 154 MBBS seats.
In West India, there are 63 MBBS seats.
All the best.