Bachelors

Hi,
I am afraid you are not eligible. Your scores are too low for a conventional university. I would have suggested SPP colleges but they won't accept more than 5 backlogs. Please try any other country, may be Norway, Ireland, Belgium, etc. You may also consider vocational/professional courses in New Zealand and Australia.

Hello Sharad,
There is no fixed score as such thus the more you score in your graduation, the better it would be. A score of 75-80% and above is preferable.
Good luck.

No, most of the colleges ask for 50 percent marks in UG.

Hi Manik,
There are a lot of courses which a student can simultaneously pursue while doing graduation in different fields such as computers, mass communication, commerce, arts, film and television, etc. Please specify which field you are interested in, so that more information can be given on that.

Yes, you can appear for CAT as the eligibility criteria for CAT is a minimum of 50% in UG.

Hi,
Keeping aside your academic grades if your overall profile is not impressive then I am afraid chances are poor. Extra curricular activities which can be in the form of voluntary work, project work, sports, etc., are a must. Also, why do you want to take both SAT and GMAT? SAT is for admissions into UG programs while GMAT for MBA. You should decide what to study first, check the admission requirements on university websites and have a fair idea of what is required and what is not.
Good luck.

Hello Sandeep,
If you have completed your Diploma and want to graduate in IT, I think you should prepare for LEET exam. This exam is will help you to get admission in the second year of B.Tech.
All the best.