You are droped out graduate person so you need to wait for the first year admissions to rejoin again if you want to study in abroad you can do it by following the procedures as soon as possible

It depends on the type of universities, and colleges. For the government it is low.

Yes. You take B.Com or B.Com (Hons) with or without Maths in 10+2 anywhere.

Usually there is no entrance exam for the BBA. But it varies from University to university. Some of the university just take admission with 10+2 whereas some set their own entrance exams which are quite very easy and some just take admission on the interview basis.

If you have to become a script writer, you have to get some knowledge in Screen play and storyboard for a scene making. So, you have to choose a course like visual communication and mass media even journalism sometimes. So, then being in a Diploma programme it is encouraged you to choose a bachelor'

Assuming you are referring to the admission process of Symbiosis Institute of Digital and Telecom Management (SIDTM), here is the information you requested: Yes, SIDTM accepts the Symbiosis National Aptitude SNAP Test score for admission to its MBA (Digital and Telecom Management) programme. SNAP is

The admission in vit is not based on your 12th CBSE percentage it's based on the entrance exam taken by the VIT which is VITEEE. You have to fill the application form from vit official website.

Congratulations, You can be eligible for most of the colleges. Any of the colleges in top 10 but chances for top 3 are less. Kindly check the list below. University College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad-60 seats University College of Law, Kakatiya University, Warangal-80 seats University C

Criminal law is a wider subject. To study criminal laws that are prevailing in India you can easily access bare Acts of any publication. Indian Penal Code, 1860 and Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 will be a good start.

Yes most of them are open. You can get the details from the website of the university pages and prospectus.