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There are many courses like medical, engineering, mass communication, photography, NIFT, technical
jobs in army, pilot, etc. I would recommend you to first decide what you want to be in life.
Don't worry, there are innumerable fields in career choices.
Good luck.

The college life is gonna be very memorable and unforgettable memories with teachers and friends and many more others person's in college etc.
And the placements are gonna be very perfectly and effectively Companies like Accenture, oracle, Amazon etc.

Did you appear for any entrance exam?
First, score well in your entrance test. There are various good colleges, I shall guide you when you come to me with your entrance exam score.

Always provides 100% placement records and has many tie-ups with MNCs. The students do get multiple offers and lucrative offers as well.
Follow the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/24289/institute/college-New-Delhi-Institute-Of-Management-Ndim-Delhi-India

Go for cinematography or photography course from a good institute. Fox traveler provides internship programs and then you may reserve a permanent seat there.

Yes, you can. You can get admission in the colleges affiliated to Kurukshetra University for pursuing B.Tech.

Please refer to the link given below-
https://ask.shiksha.com/which-college-is-better-for-bbm-among-arcade-business-college-and-cimage-patna-qna-3782139.

You are eligible to appear for Civil Services Examination.

Hi Lovish,
Kindly, check the program website carefully as the fee is clearly mentioned. Write to the international student support office for updated information.
Here is the link:
http://coursefinder.uow.edu.au/information/index.html?course=bachelor-commerce-accountancy

Dropping a year for cracking JEE is a good option, provided you have will and dedication to remain focused on your objective. You require a plan to crack JEE. You may seek external support to overcome your weak areas. It is worth to try for it.

You cannot get admission presently, you can now apply for 2017-18 year. It is a decent college, but not with great brand reputation and neither amongst rankings.
The admission procedure is given in the below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/Asian-Institute-Of-Management-Guwahati-institute-college-listingoverviewtab-41963

Mechanical engineering is the core branch of engineering with wide scope and lots of job opportunities. Aerospace engineering is a niche branch with comparatively lesser job opportunities in comparison to ME. But AE is a technology intensive branch with rapid changes. If you want to be pure technologist then AE in a better career option in comparison to ME else you may opt for ME.

Hello,
Kindly use this link. It will provide better result to you. https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
Hope it helps you better way for more query replay me in comment box. Happy admission.

Hi Jati,
There are number of top management institutes like:
1. Welingkar.
2. IMT.
3. ITM.
4. XLRI.
5. Christ University.
6. IFIM.
7. IFMR, etc.
All the best.

Hi Naveen,
The admission requirements differ, have you decided where to apply or rather which country?

Dear Avnish
For perusing B. Pharm you should be either from PCB/PCM stream.
If you are a commerce student you cannot pursue this course.

You have multiple options.
1.appear for CAT and secure full time MBA program from a top tier institute.this could be a 2 year program
2. pursue executive MBA from a top tier institute.this could be a 18 month program
3. pursue part time MBA,wherein week end classes are being conducted.this could be a 3 year program
in the option 2nd & 3rd you can continue working and thus financially you can be independent & also work experience continues
since you have work experience in IT,& if you intend to continue building a career in IT then pursue a MBA in the said domain itself

PGDBM is comparatively a new course which is picking up its own pace. It is a niche segment and required by very few companies. Distant education will add a degree beside your name but you will not gain much of a career raise because of it. It would be better to go for a full time program.