B.A English

If you have acquired 75% in 12th Science, you may be partial for admission into Ramadevi University, under the BA English Honours program. However, exact eligibility criteria and cut-off percentages may vary every year on the applicants the number of seats available and the presence of candidates overall.

You check with the specific admission notifications or sometimes cut-off marks published, usually by the university during that year. For purposes, cut-off marks are usually higher in arts courses such as BA English because of the high demand for the program. Contact the admission office for more information or visit their website to validate the eligibility criteria.

Eligibility for Third-Year Lateral Entry: Several factors will determine whether your son is eligible for lateral entry to the third year of BA after leaving Christ College. A prominent factor among them is the lateral entry policy of that university or college, and also considerations from government rules with respect to that university or college.

Lateral-entry students are granted admission normally on account of having spent two years doing the necessary program, as well as probably other requirements such as specific academic records or even absence of seats for the course.

Given that your son was studying BA in English (HONS) in the 2nd year, he should certainly be counted eligible to lateral entry to the 3rd year at any prospective destination as long as it accepts transfer students and has validated his earlier courses for such.

As a graduate from class 12th by National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS), I can get admission for a course in BA English Honors in colleges of India. Many institutions take on NIOS students, providing you fulfill their eligibility, which generally lies between around 45% to 50% of passing percent in your 12th exams.
Here's the top BA English Honors colleges/Universities:
Lady Shri Ram College for Women: Known for its strong English programme and high academic standards.
Miranda House: One of the finest colleges in Delhi with a good English department.
Hindu College: It provides a BA English Honours course with special emphasis on literature and language.
St. Xavier's College: Located in Mumbai, it offers a great curriculum for English studies.

Yes, universities like Delhi University and Jamia Millia Islamia generally accept degrees from recognised institutions, including Amity University, for postgraduate courses such as MA in English. However, it's important to check the specific admission guidelines of each university as they may have their own requirements regarding the mode of study (online vs. regular). 

For most universities, the key factors are whether the degree is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and if it meets their eligibility criteria. I'd recommend reviewing the admission requirements for MA English at these institutions or reaching out to their admissions office to confirm.