Bachelors

Hi Vishakha,
You need to clarify something here, do you want to pursue architecture, nanotechnology or chemical engineering?

Here is a roadmap to help you:
1. Prepare for GMAT and get an amazing score.
2. Do internship and work.
3. Do some research and self-development projects. Build something good and useful.
4. Shortlist the colleges you wish to apply to and go to their websites to learn more about their requirements.
5. Get recommendations from your workplace. Recommendations from superiors in the workplace are very valuable. Recommendations from teachers are not so valuable if you're going for MBA.
6. Check out the essay topics for your target colleges and start thinking what you are going to write.

Go to their website and fill the application form. Admissions in MIT are highly competitive, with less than 5% selectivity. If you feel you have it in you what it takes, then go for it.

Yes, you can pursue D.El.Ed wherein your 10+2 marks will be considered and some institutes may take into consideration your UG marks which should be from a recognised university.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Certificate courses 10th pass
ITI courses 10th pass
Diploma courses 10th, ITI or 12th pass
Bachelors Degree courses 12th pass or passed relevant Diploma course
PG courses hold a relevant Bachelors Degree

Hello Baljeet,
Yes, absolutely. They accept three year's Bachelor's degree. All European countries do.

Hello Rutuja,
Yes, you can apply for the program.

Hi,
VIT Business School, Vellore accepts CAT/ MAT/ XAT/GMAT/CMAT not NMAT. Cutoff ranges between 60-70 percentile for various exams.
You need to have atleast 50% in graduation to be eligible to apply.

Hi Karan,
You can surely appear for MBA if you have 45% but if you belong to reserved quota. You can instead go for then PGDM courses where they will take you but very fewer chances of getting a top college. However, you can complete PGDM.