CBSE 10th

Hi Tarun,
No, you are not eligible because you must have Bachelor degree/equivalent qualification or pursuing bachelor/ equivalent qualification to apply here.
Here selection is mainly based on graduation marks.
Thanks.

Hi Srishti!
You need to complete 10+2 first in order to be eligible to apply for this course.

Hi, https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/choose-your-stream-wisely-after-10th-class-blogId-6111.

No, since the minimum eligibility criteria is 60% for class 10th, you aren't eligible to apply for the IPM course.

Hi,
You cannot take maths pedagogy in B.Ed.

Yes, you can take up a Diploma in interior designing after 10th. Alternately you can do 10+2 and then do a Bachelors in interior designing. The latter is a better option in fact in my opinion.

Oh yes, you can choose the sciences - Physics, chemistry, mathematics. Computer Science and electronics are optional subjects given to you in some colleges. Thereafter, you can do engineering in computer Science, information Science or other courses like electronics, telecommunications, instrumentation, electrical etc. And still get into IT field through a relevant job. After 12th, you can do Bachelor of computer applications or Bachelor of Science in computer applications and IT.

Totally depends on your skill sets and interest. Talk to alumni from both the fields and do a lot of online research and then ask yourself the right questions to arrive at a informed decision. Biology (Sciences) leads to Bachelors in medical, nursing, dentistry, physiotherapy, botany, zoology, biotechnology, bioinformatics, genetics, chemistry. Commerce leads you to accounting, finances, economics, statistics. ICWA and CA are relevant qualifications.

You can take up Diploma in interior designing after 10th. However, if you want to do 10+2 in any of the streams like arts, sciences or even commerce and then do a Bachelors in interior designing, it is also a great idea. Some of my friends have done Bachelors in Science, commerce or arts and done a separate Diploma and a certificate course in interior designing which works well too.

Since you have a Diploma, get few years of work experience to get good hands on exposure or even an active internship. Post that, if you think you want to continue with Bachelors for higher career prospects. You will also know what exact specialisation course to highlight and study at Bachelor level.