CBSE 10th

I would strongly recommend you not to be disheartened and please give it a try again. This time, have a systematic approach through a mentor (parent, sibling or teacher ) and study consistently. Do not keep things for last minute. Analyse why you failed. Give optimum time for easy areas and more time for difficult subjects. Practice a lot instead of just reading it. Practice meditation to improve the focus.

1. make a good timetable giving optimum time for easy subjects and more time for difficult areas.
2. Get a mentor and get your timetable and effort reviewed, say on weekly basis
3. Eat well, sleep enough, and exercise at least lightly regularly.
4. Do not keep things to the end. Do consistent efforts and study everyday. Avoid too many other distractions.

I would recommend you to definitely pursue football through a good coaching centre - a place through which you will have a platform to participate in matches and thereby grow. Alongside, choose to pursue studies too - say Arts, Commerce and Sciences are options. Choose based on interest and how much time you can allot.
PS: You will have sports quota too in Bachelor's programs wherein your football track record could help out in education and complement it well.

On a general basis, there are languages such as English, Hindi and depending on states and choices you have local languages too such as Kannada, Telugu, etc., and yes, Sanskrit. There are subjects such as mathematics, science and social studies.

You have a good percentage in class 10th, I recommend that you try completing class 12th. Dedication and hard work will surely land you in the right place through a Bachelor's programme. If you insist that you want to do course with 10th percentage, you may consider Diploma courses - a Diploma in engineering after which you can either do a job or pursue the Bachelors from thereon; you may do Diploma in medical and health sector, beauty and nutrition, animation and gaming sectors to name a few.

Hi Devesh,
To answer your question, the colleges have different shortlisting criteria. Some colleges focus on decent academic background while some focuses on CAT score. So, no need to worry about your graduation percentage. Just focus on doing very well in CAT, and I can assure you that you'll get calls from IIMS.

Sorry to say, with 43% in 12th, it won't be possible for you to get shortlisted for the most of the premier MBA institutes even if you do very good in CAT.

For getting a call from IIMS, you would be required to have your CAT score above 95 percentile. The best IIMS, call students when they have their percentile above 90% or 95%. You have a good academic background, so you just need to score your best in CAT rest there is a fair chance that you will get in. All the best.

In my opinion the minimum qualification for fashion designing is 10+2 qualification and for further query, you can visit particular college that you want to take admission.

You need to score around 99%ile in CAT to get into FMS, Delhi.