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You can do full time MBA in distance/ regular mode to enhance management knowledge. You can also do short term certification or Diploma in management to equip yourself with basic management concepts before PGPX. I suggest 1 year PGPX from IIM, XLRI, TISS PGDHQM, BITS Pilani, FMS, IIHMR.

Hello Sunil Kumar, it's very nice to know your intention to go abroad for studying engineering. Frankly speaking, admissions abroad are never based on only academics but host of other parameters. In view of this I would strongly recommend that you approach an agency that is dealing with sending students abroad for undergraduate studies. This is so since they would know the details. Best wishes to you.

Hi, UPES is Better in communication design than IIAD and UID. For more information connect through wapp on above mentioned no in the name.

For being eligible to take admission in D.Pharma. The student must have passed 12th class with minimum 50% marks in PCM or PCB. So if you've done B.Com and chose commerce subjects in 12th then you are not eligible to apply for D.Pharma. But if you clear the above criteria then did B.Com. You can surely take admission.

Hello Kavya Bithu, Admission is through counseling conducted by Rajasthan Engineering Admission Process REAP for Lateral Entry in Engineering programme (LEEP) based on the marks obtained in qualifying exam. Having said this, I am attaching a link that will give you overall information about different aspects of lateral admission in Rajasthan. https://www.shiksha.com/college/riet-Jaipur-Rajasthan-institute-of-engineering-and-technology-23206/course-bachelor-of-technology-b-tech-lateral-entry-250246
Best wishes to you.

Yes, it will be considered as valid.

If you think you can than go for it.

You need to have Maths as one of the subjects studied in standard XII in order to get admission in SRCC. You don't need to include it in best 4, but it should be there as a subject studied in XII. The same goes for all colleges in DU for B.Com (Hons).