CBSE 12th

Hi,
Admission requirements are to be met, good grades in class 12th plus French language proficiency is required. Also, you may not find a course specifically named as architecture in France. Most UG programs are interior design or interior architecture. You can check the websites for French universities.

Hi Sagar,
It is difficult to point out a college which will admit you. Admissions are done on basis of merit-lists and/or entrance exams. DU cut-offs generally are very high and vary from category to category, course to course. You are advised to go through this article and have an idea of previous trends, notice how many cut-off lists have been announced:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/du-cut-off-trends-for-past-years-blogId-12697

Their are chances for your admission in Delhi University. Just wait for the merit list and check the updates regarding seats in good colleges. All the best for your admissions.

Hi Dewang, it is too early to suggest. You have to wait till the merit lists are out. Till the time the colleges announce their merit-lists, you can go through this article to have an idea of previous year cut-offs:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/du-cut-off-trends-for-past-years-blogId-12697

Hi Admit,
Many MCA colleges will accept you since the BCA syllabi covers the important topics and mathematics required to be eligible for MCA.

Hi Anjali,
You can try only at IIM Indore. It offers a five-year integrated programme (BBA+MBA). The programme is for students who have passed out class XII/Higher Secondary or equivalent from various schools in India. Other than IIM Indore, you have to be a graduate to be considered for admission at any of the IIMs.

If you follow this for one week, I guarantee your confidence will boost enormously. For physics, read NCERT first and then do the exercises. Then go for HC Verma and solve exercises. HC Verma's theory can also fetch you good marks in boards. For chemistry, just go for NCERT, nothing else. Read it once twice thrice until you become confident. For maths, first NCERT and then any other book recommended by your coaching. Also, remember to take the test every week for boards from Arihant or other sample papers.

Hi Anup, there are no free platforms for Indian curriculum specifically, you can check K12 curriculum at EdX or check designmate.com but the curriculum is universal.

Hi Vinit, you can look up through this page to see all good colleges for BBA. You have to wait for merit lists to be announced by the colleges prior application. https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=BBA&bc[]=30&sa=^0^30^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^bc:30&rf=searchwidget&tk=BBA