CBSE 10th

Dear Manpreet,
You have not mentioned as to which course do you intend to pursue. Without knowing as to which course you want to pursue, it is difficult to suggest a university. Also, even though your 10th, 12th and IELTS are good enough your overall score is not sufficient for admission as the minimum requirement for admission in good universities is at least 70 to 75% overall in your finals. All the best.

Hello Jatin, if you want to go for pilot training immediately, you should consider PPL training. You need to pass class 12th with physics and math. If you score well, you can also go for CPL training.
As far as your height is concerned, it is enough for both CPL and PPL trainings. You need to pass other physical fitness exam too. To know about them, refer he link below:
https://www.sita.aero/solutions-and-services/solutions/airport-management?gclid=Cj0KCQjwpMLOBRC9ARIsAPiGeZDsGtWRCwb8rcKmtrRG6BhalPykqxZoGJFkQwX4wo_bxFpyvI05UwUaAggVEALw_wcB

I would say, first preference is IIT's and second NIT's.
After that, go for private colleges like MIT (Manipal), SRM, VIT etc.
If you are a pretty chilled out person who wants a good college life as well as good placements, you should definitely try MIT.

BCA is best, because it is degree program and professional a course. But, you are not eligible for BCA. In BCA, math is required in 10+2. But, some University gives you admission even without maths. I think degree is better than Diploma. So, it is your choice, you can also go for Diploma. But, there is not much scope. Whereas, after Bachelor's degree, you can go for higher studies. You can pursue MCA (Master computer application) or MBA. This is your choice. All the best.

Hello Naman,
IT (Information Technology) deals with the aspects of computer programming, web designing, networking, etc.
So you need to opt for computer science after 10th. This would make you eligible to go for IT-oriented jobs easily after B.Tech IT.

Christ, MSR and VIT are some of the best campuses which offer quality education.

English or computers would be better as it is much simpler to address in written form as compared to Hindi.

Yes, he can pursue a Diploma in fashion designing.

Hello Vikas,
It's very nice to see your dreams. There are very many design studios and Institutions in Europe. France and Italy see the two better known countries. But I suggest that you should approach a specialist agency dealing with this so that all nuances are taken care of.