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Yes, you can. Please check the eligibility of MCA
Graduation in any stream is the basic eligibility for MCA. The eligibility for qualifying marks in graduation differs from institute to institute. Most of the institutes require 45 to 50 % aggregate in qualifying exam for taking admission. Reserved categories get some relaxation in aggregate percentage. Apart from this there is another prerequisite for taking admission to MCA degree; one must have studied Mathematics in 10+2 as a compulsory subject. Procedure:
Admission can be obtained either on the basis of entrance exams or directly on qualifying exam merit basis.
1. Direct Admission- Direct admissions are done on the basis of merit in qualifying exam. Some institutes also provide admission on management quota, which is also way of direct admission. Management quota seats in every college are reserved. Fee is generally higher for these seats than general seats.
2. Entrance Test- After taking entrance test conducted by various universities, qualified students are called for counselling. Counselling is conducted for seat allotment in various colleges under that university. Admission is done after allotment of seat in counselling.

An MBA with a focus on Sports Management will give you a detailed overview of what it takes to run and manage a sports organisation, especially from a business viewpoint. Subjects like marketing, finance, operations, accounting, etc. will comprise the core curriculum. Though the subjects taught in an MS degree are almost the same, it is much more specific. You will study those subjects firmly embedded within the context of sports. MBA usually offers the option to choose 3-5 electives on sports related subjects. Similarly, an MS usually offers options to dive deeper into a certain area of interest (sports ethics, coaching, media management, psychology etc.) through offering electives. You might also be better-off doing an MS considering the networking opportunities. There is a much higher possibility of finding peers who are in it for the long haul while pursuing an MS degree.
An MS takes the cake for internship opportunities too, given the fact that they usually have much deeper connections with local and professional sports organizations. In a nutshell, it is wiser to choose an MBA if you want a chance to peek into the sports industry, but also want to keep your options open. But if sports is the only place where you see yourself down the line, MS should be the way to go. Here is a story of an Indian aspirant studying Sports Management Australia. Learn more about how to get into the top MS universities in the world.

Eligibility:
Qualification: Graduation
Additional Details
Mandatory Courses: BE / B.Tech, MBBS, B.Sc.
Admission Process
1. Entrance Test
Eligible candidates need to appear for the Entrance Test conducted by the University.
2. Merit Screening
Admission is based on the rank in the Entrance exam conducted by the University and Deprivation points awarded, if applicable.
3. Separate merit lists are prepared for each category i.e. candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, PH categories.
Aspiring students from Nepal can take admission in JNU . You need to follow the admission procedure.
Seats Info
Total seats: 31
Category
15 for General 9 for OBC, 4 for SC, 4 for FN, 4 for ST, 2 for Kashmiri Pandits and 1 for PH.

Hello Luv,
It's very nice to know that after completion of your Diploma in mechanical engineering you intend to pursue graduation by giving LEET exam. For the exam called LEET, the syllabus is invariable of the Diploma that you are studying and hence you need not worry much. This, of course, is dependent on the assumption that you have studied well while doing your Diploma and scored well in your examination. The syllabus for Leet is invariably the same as that for Diploma examination. In view of this I feel if you are studying seriously and methodical for your Diploma then there is no reason why you cannot clear LEET in a very nice fashion.
Best wishes to you.