CBSE 12th

No, it is not possible. You have to appear for the exam again and that score that you get will help you to get admission.

Any professional job like that of a doctor, engineer or lawyer would be best according to your requirement as mentioned.

Well, to answer your question B.Sc would be better, but in my opinion you are a too good scoring student to study either of B.Sc or B.Pharma. I would rather suggest you appear for national entrances and opt for professional courses.

To Target SP Jain College, your score must be above 97 percentile at least if your college is not IIT NIT. They won't call below that unless your profile is exciting for them.

Hello,
Your class 10th and 12 grades are not good, so you have to perform very well in the competitive exams like CAT, XAT, etc., and you should have a valid point of view for low grades in class 10th and 12th.

You have to give a proper and valid explanation for your gap year. If you are able to give that no problem will arise in any college.

Speaking frankly, I am doing my MBA and went through the same phase. There is no chance that you get into IIMs if you are from general category. Their first criteria is 90+ in academics and graduation. Over it, you have to score 97-99 percentile in CAT. You can get any other good college if you don't make to IIMs, what matters the most is things you learn in those 2 years.

Yes, you can do your degree after your Diploma, but you need to pass 10 +2 to enter graduation study which you can't do on diploma certificate at least not in Karnataka.

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Yes, sure you can.
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