CBSE 10th

Hello Rajan, Environmental studies and that too urban environment is definitely a very good choice. The present central government of India us giving lot of attention to urban planning. Smart cities us in fact a part of it. So if you decide to come back to India, just have no worries. There will be

I'm not sure, sometime, there is but this isn't a certainty for that.

One needs to have scored minimum 90 percentile to get admission into a good MBA college. For admissions into IIMs one needs to have scored 99 percentile. One should try and seek admission among the top 50 MBA institutes.

Hi Ajay, Kindly get in touch with the CBSE board or your school about the process to re-apply. They will guide better. And I believe you can even pursue your 12th again from Open Universities as they do have provision for 12th schooling and you don't need to go for regular classes plus the fee is mi

Your score is good and so are your 10+2 grades. You have a high chance of receiving calls from Iims. I would suggest you to use Shiksha's call predictor tool to know better. Since your category is also a factor here.

Hi,
The two-year full-time Post-Graduate program in Management (PGP), rated as the toughest MBA programme in the world to get admission, is the flagship program of IIMA. The admission process consists of the nationally administered Common Admission Test (CAT), and subsequent rounds of personal inter

Hi,
You have to first complete your 12th, because for B.Tech programs 12th passed is the minimum eligibility criteria for all institutions running the B.Tech programs. Further in Amity University the admission are based on Amity JEE and JEE (Mains). So, you have to clear anyone of them.
Good Luck.

The graduation percentage doesn't matter much, though it has a slight weightage. The thing that matters is CAT percentile. It is very much needed to get a CAT percentile of above 98.5. And when it comes to graduation, it is better to keep the overall percentage as above 80.

If you have knowledge of what you have studied, then marks doesn't matter. On the basis of your knowledge, you can get a good job. Good luck.