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Hi Harender,
It's unfortunate that you have not cleared your 12th.
There are various career options available these days. However, I would recommend that you first do away with your compartment exams as it is very crucial for moving ahead towards acquiring a good course and enhance your studies.
In order to get past a reputed college and a feasible course, ensure that you crack these exams to the best of your capability.
The mantra to success is dedication, commitment and determination. Stay focused and work hard towards goal attainment. You will certainly reap results, remember hard work always pays off. Don't underestimate your potential, you are worth a thousand sparrows. Don't let your fear demotivate you or derail you from your future aspirations.
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Dinesh !For getting admission in premier business-schools ,you need to score good percentile in entrance exams like CAT/XAT/MAT etc and based on the rank you will be alloted the seats in the top business-schools but there are some other premier private institutions that also conducts their own examination in order to give admission.here are some of these institutions :Lovely Professional University,VIT ,SRM etc.
i have heard that Lovely Professional university provides scholarship upto 1.5 lakh ,even this university is having tie-ups with more than 50+countries venturing an unmatched entrepreneurial skills in their students making them an efficient managers.

Both BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) and B.Sc IT (Bachelor of Science in Information Technology) are undergraduate programs that provide students with knowledge and skills in the field of computer science and technology. These programs are popular in India and offer numerous career opportunities in various industries. However, the choice between BCA and B.Sc IT depends on several factors, including your interests, career goals, and job prospects.
BCA is a three-year undergraduate program that focuses on computer applications and programming. The program covers topics such as programming languages, data structures, algorithms, computer networks, database management, and web development. BCA is more application-oriented, meaning it emphasizes practical skills over theoretical knowledge. The program also provides students with a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, and computer science.
B.Sc IT, on the other hand, is a three-year undergraduate program that focuses on information technology. The program covers topics such as software development, web development, computer networks, database management, and security. B.Sc IT is more theoretical and research-oriented, meaning it emphasizes conceptual knowledge and problem-solving skills. The program also provides students with a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, and computer science.
Now let's compare the two programs in terms of various factors:
Curriculum: Both BCA and B.Sc IT cover similar topics such as programming languages, data structures, computer networks, and database management. However, BCA is more focused on application development and programming, while B.Sc IT is more focused on theoretical knowledge and research. BCA also covers topics such as web development and multimedia, which are not covered in B.Sc IT.
Career opportunities: Both BCA and B.Sc IT offer numerous career opportunities in various industries such as software development, IT consulting, web development, and database management. However, BCA graduates are more suited for careers in software development and application programming, while B.Sc IT graduates are more suited for careers in research, analysis, and system administration.
Job prospects: Both BCA and B.Sc IT have good job prospects in India, with numerous companies hiring graduates from both programs. However, BCA graduates have an edge in the job market, as there is a high demand for software developers and application programmers in the industry.
Further studies: Both BCA and B.Sc IT provide a strong foundation for further studies such as MCA (Master of Computer Applications) and M.Sc IT (Master of Science in Information Technology). However, B.Sc IT graduates have an edge in pursuing research-oriented postgraduate programs such as M.Phil and Ph.D.
Admission requirements: The admission requirements for both BCA and B.Sc IT vary from institution to institution. However, in general, BCA requires students to have a background in science or mathematics in their 10+2, while B.Sc IT requires students to have a background in science with mathematics as a core subject.
In conclusion, the choice between BCA and B.Sc IT depends on your interests, career goals, and job prospects. If you are interested in application development and programming, and prefer a more practical and hands-on approach, then BCA may be a better choice. On the other hand, if you are interested in research, analysis, and system administration, and prefer a more theoretical and research-oriented approach, then B.Sc IT may be a better choice. Regardless of your choice, both programs offer excellent career opportunities in the growing field of information technology.

Ruptalin ! with this score it is difficult to get seat in government institute but you can apply for admission in premier private colleges by scoring good marks in their entrance examination and thereby availing high scholarship.here are some of the some of the colleges in which you can get admission by scoring good rank in their entrance examination.here are these instituions:
1.Lovely Professional University
2.IITS
3.Indian Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, Dehradun
4.Hindustan College Of Engineering, Tamil Nadu
Lovely Professional University has collaborated with elite industries which provides them various seminars,work-shops ,guest-lectures making their students an easily employable.
hope it helps !

Delhi School of Economics entrance will basically test your knowledge of Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Statistics, Econometrics and Mathematics.
At the time of applying, you need to select between Option A and Option B. You make a choice based on your major during the under-graduation. Students of Economics Honours opt for A, whereas those of Mathematics Honours opt for B. (I do not know of students from other streams applying to DSE for a Masters in Economics, so if you're that exception, and are reading this blog, please look at the past year papers and see which subject you're more comfortable with- Economics or Mathematics, and make a choice accordingly).
Past year Papers
Option A Paper 2009
Option A paper 2010
Option A Paper 2011
Option A Paper 2012
1. PATTERN OF THE PAPER
The paper consists of 2 sections.
Section 1: 20 multiple choice questions
Marking scheme: +1 for the correct answer, -1/3 for a wrong answer, 0 for unattempted question
Section 2: 40 multiple choice questions
Marking scheme: +2 for the correct answer, -2/3 for a wrong answer, 0 for unattempted question
2. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
I have heard of the following two coaching institutes/tutors:
i) Amit Kumar Goyal
ii) Eco Point
Ps. I attended Amit Goyal classes. He charges Rs. 50,000 for around 25 classes. He covers microeconomics, mathematics and econometrics/statistics very well. However, he takes only one class for macroeconomics, which means you will have to prepare that subject pretty much on your own.
Why I chose his classes?
i) He's organised. Every class is of 7 hours which are divided as follows: 10am-1pm he teaches, 1pm-2pm is lunch break, 2pm-5pm he gives us a test to solve (which is more like an assignment, ie. you're allowed to form your own little group and think about the problems), discusses the test and also takes any doubts that you might have
ii) It's conveniently located. Until last year, he used to take classes at YWCA (10 mins walk from Patel Chowk Metro Station)
3. BOOKS YOU MAY USE
Microeconomics: Hal Varian (Intermediate Microeconomics), Hal Varian Workbook, Osborne (for game theory), Nicholson and Snyder (for production theory), Gregory Mankiw's Principle of Economics (for microeconomics if you need to strengthe