CBSE 12th

Hi Shyam,
There are many, popular options are:
B.Com
BBA
BMS
B.Sc Maths/Statistics/Economics
BFS
One can also pursue CA/CWA/CS etc. Can be pursued with graduation or individually.

Hi, More than 5-years of gap is not impressive unless you gained some work experience. I can only advice to get in touch with the universities and agents who can guide you as per the university specific admission rules. You must also prepare for SOP accordingly and manage to get good recommendation reports.

Hi Ayushi,
No, there is no such criteria of mark deduction or anything. You can simply apply to the colleges that you are interested in and appear for their entrance exam. Admission in Mass Communication is irrespective of the stream you had in your 10+2 standard.

Yes, of course you are eligible. I would like to tell you, from this year on wards, the weightage of class 12th marks has been removed, so you need not to worry about your marks. Just prepare hard and enjoy.

Yes, it is a good choice, as BBA provides you with practical knowledge and it will be very useful for future perspective.

Hi, In order to pursue full time MBA or PGDM programme you need:
Graduation in any field with at least 50% aggregate marks to be eligible to apply.
Then, you need to clear the selection process of the B-school, starting with an entrance test accepted by the B-School. For e.g. CAT MAT SNAP CMAT.

Hi ,
Hope you are fine today. You can take admission very easily. As a part of Quantum University, I suggest you to take admission in one of the best university, which is Quantum University with a placement record of more than 90%. For further assistance and queries, you can call on the official number of Quantum University.

To do the Bachelors programme in nutrition and dietetics, one should have completed intermediate in Science with physics, chemistry and biology. The B.Sc. (Food Science and Nutrition) is a 3-year programme. You may not be eligible to pursue a B.Sc. Course in nutrition and dietetics.
What it takes to join Career in Nutrition and Dietetics Course:
10+2 passed from a recognised board (or equivalent) with Science.
or
10+2 passed from a recognised board (or equivalent) with home Science.
Please check for your eligibility before applying to a college/university for this particular course.
Regards.