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Hi Kamal,
You can check PG Diploma or Graduate Certificate programmes like Advanced Manufacturing Management, Practical Elements of Mechanical Engineering, Car or Automotive Design, Sustainable Design Engineering, etc. It is the best option, you check college websites for relevant programmes they offer and check what matches your career goals the most. Select accordingly.

Hello Prateek, You should first decide as to in which college you seek admission for MBA. Then start preparing to clear concerned entrance test. That's all.

Entry requirements for architecture courses abroad are mentioned below. You should be able to gauge what is required of you to gain entry into these courses abroad.
Eligibility criteria:
1) For a Bachelor's degree, you need to have completed year 12 of your studies, and for a Masters degree, a Bachelors degree in either architecture or related field will be required.
2) Apart from these, there will be English language requirements which you will need to satisfy to pursue a degree abroad. Contact the universities directly for specific entry requirements.

Interests will change with time.
Think about BPT or BHM.
Now, if you start thinking about any new field like CA, I am sure you will surely be interested in doing that.
Your career does not end with present subject you opted.
First, complete any degree.
Courses that you can also think is CA, MBA, LLB, and MCA.

IIHM
Christ
PES University
KLE
Garden City University
Acharya College

Hello Anas, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about top colleges for aeronautical engineering in India.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0

Check the below link for MBA colleges for Finance in Bangalore and Pune. In Pune, NIBM is the best college for Finance and IFIM (accepts CAT/MAT or GMAT) in Bangalore. Other good colleges you can look for are - Kirloskar Institute, Sri Balaji Institute (in Pune), Acharya Business, Amrita (in Bangalore).

11 branches in India.

Yes. You can. Apply the KIITEE management exam to improve your chances.

You can become a software developer, or you can take job in any foreign or Indian MNCs as a code developer or managing the databases of the clients.

Yes. You are eligible after completing law. But before practising, you will have to get yourself registered and pass the BCI exam.

Hi Anshuman!
Yes, there is a 3-month part-time course available in Arena Animation institute for photography. There are many other colleges across India that offer a course in photography at different levels like certificate, diploma, PG Diploma, etc. You can find a list of top institutes offering a course in photography on this link https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/top-10-colleges-for-photography-courses-in-india-blogId-11445

The CLAT score can vary depending on each year's CLAT exam. The rank closes from AIR 58-60. You won't be eligible for this course as it is pursued after +2. Hope this solves your query.

Hi, Below link will help you to get information on MAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/mat

Some colleges which you can apply to with a score of 185 on the NMAT are as follows:
Athena School of Management, Mumbai
ICFAI Business School (IBS), Hyderabad
MISB, Mumbai
MYRA, Mysore
Woxsen, Hyderabad
Note: Only IBS Hyderabad Is worth applying to. Avoid all other IBS Campuses.
Good luck!

Hello, the timings for the classes in National Institute of Mass Communication is 11 am to 1 pm daily and sometimes 2nd half classes are also there from 2 pm to 4 pm.

Yes, you can get the test papers online to practice for JEE Advanced. It's essential to solve previous years question papers to prepare well for the JEE Advanced Exam.
By solving them, you will get an idea related to which type of questions will be asked in the exam and you can also find your weak points then you can work on them and make perfect.
Practice is the success mantra of JEE Advanced Exam and the best method of practicing is solving previous year's question papers.