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Chaitanya, The cut off percentage for campus placements for some MNC's for campus recruitment is 70% while for some others it is 55. Getting a job after graduation either through campus selection or through reg interview depends not only on your marks but your ability to apply and transfer those skills to the world of work counts. Added to it your body language, communication skills, self confidence will pave way to your success.
All the very best.
Gomti

Hi Raj, See if there is any vocational junior college in the place you stay. Vocational stream offers food technology at +2 level. Then you can pursue your graduation in the same if you wish to do so.
If you want to do from +2 then you can go for health care science , bio , home science as your electives.

You can possibly look for an early career MBA program which is designed specifically for students like you who are ambitious in nature and want to make an early career statement. Some examples of such business schools are IESE Business School(Spain), University of Rochester, Simon(USA), University of Chicago, Booth(USA).
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nice n very diffcult question. officially 4 yrs give CPt n wait for 9 mths n give ipcc n clear 7 papers n then wait for 2.5 yrs n give final n clear 7 more papers.
doing CA is like a running curse on ur mind as u need to work more n memorise more than u did in past and worst thing is syllabus is a huge ocean.
if u wana do CA do it with lots of determination and positive thinking as in CA one fails more than passes as rresult is merely b/w 5 to 10 percent

yes noo problem in it

Hi Gaurav, it will depend on which course you going for. Ideally a minimum of 75% should be required. Also, scores in GRE and TOEFL will be taken into consideration along with other documents like references and Statements. So the percentage is just one of the factors taken into consideration while taking into account the application of a student.
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Yes, Mumbai is surely a good place to study anything provided you get to a reputed college and focus on your eeucation rather than other things. Job-wise it has lesser exposure than places like Hyderabad & Bangalore. But still there are good institutes in Mumbai. You should aim for IIT Powai, which is the best as of now.

aeronatical engineering bhz it has a vast field

Please throw some light on your qualifications so that i can suggest you universities accordingly. Give as many details as possible to get accurate answers.

mech

almost every university provide bsc in agriculture stream in witch animal husbandry is one of the subjects