CBSE 10th

You may look at colleges. However, I would suggest target a score of 6.5 on IELTS. In order to guide you further, could you highlight your 12th stream (commerce or science)?

If you can score really well in CET, you can get admission in to JBIMS based on the DTE CAP rounds. The past background will have an impact on the placements shortlisting.

Mam, if your son has interest in game designing, then he can join animation courses conducted by institutes like Arena Animation institute or design institutes. He can also pursue B.Tech in IT after class 12th to get more scope and opportunities. For animation colleges, you can refer to the below link.
http://www.indiaeducation.net/top-colleges/animation/

If you want to pursue your career in medical field like MBBS or BDS than opt for Biology with PCM. If you are interested in Computers/IT/ECE/Data Science than PCM with computers. If you are interested in business related fields like finance/accounting than commerce is a better option.

You must take computer science along with PCM. If computer science is not available than you can join any coaching institute during your 11-12th. Basic concepts of programming like OOPs, functions, classes, pointers will get covered. These are the basics used in almost all the programming languages.

Although career plans can never ever be perfect, but based on successful corporate leaders, following path is recommended:
(a) First do 10+2 with PCM subject from top CBSE school such as DPS RK Puram New Delhi etc
(b) B.Tech from Legacy IITs ( Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kanpur and Kharagpur)
(c) PGP from Legacy IIMs (Ahmedabad, Bangalore or Calcutta)
Join corporate sector. After two to three years Marketing experience do regular MBA or EMBA from top 10 International B-Schools abroad.

As you have interest in medical field, it will be better to go for Biology along with PCM. After 12th, you can fight for NEET. You can check the article on below link-
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria-changed-attempts-capped-to-three-blogId-13599