CBSE 10th

IIM does not accept CMAT score and admission to IIM is based on CMAT score. With this percentile, you may get admission in MICA Ahmadabad and Nirma University. Other alternate institutes are ITM Navi Mumbai, Welingkar, Mumbai, N L Dalmia, Mira Road, K J Somaiya Ghatkopar Mumbai, IMT Ghaziabad and Nagpur

Hi Rahul. BIMHRD is a good college. You will be getting a average package of Rs 6,00,000 to Rs 7,00,000 from this college. Now on taking drop you must see your score in entrance exams specially CAT if you scored more than 80 percentile Than yes take a drop and study for top notch college. Give your all day and night for good score. If you scored less than you have to think about a year that will be wasted by you. As competition getting tougher companies are selecting only best talent. With 1 more year gap you will be taking risk. But yeah if you can score 90- 95% in CAT then take drop.

You should choose the group you are interested in, because IAS exams has a different syllabus that has nothing to do with your major in pre. Still choose for science for better options in future. Good luck

You should be graduate to appear for an IAS exam. So either go for a diploma course then graduation or study further to 12th and then graduation.

You have a thin chance in second round. You might want to try for the 3rd round with any luck. Cutoff for last year 2nd round was 99.5 percentile. But for the last round was 99.2 percentile.

Hello arpit. If you are interested in engineering, i would recommend you to take coaching for JEE in 11th and 12th. However you have other options like B.Sc, Fine arts etc. Being an engineer myself, I would say it is one of the most lucrative fields if pursued from a good college.

a first and second PUC would be a much better option.