CBSE 10th

Hi Anchal,
FMS Delhi has historically not been considering past academic scores while making the list of candidates to be called for extempore+ PI round for admission to its flagship MBA program.
CAT score is used as the admission criteria and my advice to you would be to score as high as possible in CAT exam. A good CAT score of 99.6+ percentile will put you in a really good position to get admission into FMS Delhi.
If it chooses to introduce some weightage to past academic scores then you may be at a slight disadvantage because of your 10th standard percentage of 70 to compensate for this, you would be required to score higher in CAT and increase your chances of getting an interview call.
All the best!!

Hello,
Biomedical engineering has an immense scope, however, you should first check the entry requirements, since this course requires engineering basics, you may have to complete some pre-requisite courses. Work is vast in this area from designing electrical circuits to building artificial body parts, you would be combining engineering and biology. There is a huge scope in RnD. Salary range will depend on the job role, county and the state you're working in. Typical its range is from $50000-$90000 annually. Reports suggest that the employment of Biomedical Engineers will grow in 2024 in the United States with the advancement of technology.

Scope is something which is very relative. If I talk about engineering, the branches that are having scope right know may not have scope after the completion of B.Tech and if you ask me personally then don't go for engineering because it has gained the saturation level and you would struggle to get the job here. So, firstly think of the field which you have interest in and then you can check out the scope from the websites like Shiksha and others.
Some examples:
If you have interest in drawing and are creative, you can go for B.Arch or interior designing.
If you have interest in computer, you can opt for BCA and you can think ahead.
If you want to go for management then you can go for BBA
you can go for B.Sc if you like science and not the applied science used in engineering.
You can also go for hotel management if you have managerial and leadership skills.
You can also join Indian Army for ground duty via exams like NDA.
Note: Don't follow others and make sure your decisions are not influenced by other.

MBA admission depends on all these factors.
1. Your performance in the written test.
2. Your academic scores right from class 10th.
The score is calculated based on various factors. Your two years of work experience will definitely count.
All in all, if you score good marks in written exam, your performance in Group Discussion, Personal Interview or any other task is good then you hold a good chance to get a decent college.
Remember, you cannot change the past, but you can create horizons by working for the next process.
Also, your score in past is decent.
Just prepare well for the entrance, you may consider joining a coaching institute for the same. Regular discipline and work will definitely lead to success.
MBA admission process is not all about academics, it has much more weight for interviews and discussions.
Good luck.