CBSE 12th

For NEET, be thorough with the syllabus of 11th and 12th NCERT. You also need to have a practice of solving MCQs.
However, for 12th, you need to go through your previous year papers and prepare accordingly.

There are many things to do after 12th. Depending on your interest you can go for engineering, medical, management, law, science, arts or for commerce stream.
All the best.

Yes, it is fine.
Start with B.Ed. program after 12th and then go for M.Ed. or do Bachelor's and Master's in your specialized field.

Hello Siddhi Desai,
You can go for NIOS on demand exam, in which you can give exam whenever you want its very fast process even you will receive your mark sheet within 2 months.

JEE Mains is the entrance you should opt for pursuing the subject from colleges like NITs and IITs. Put some extra efforts to score a good range of marks in these exams along with a percentage of 75% and above in 12th. This will help you to get your admission confirmed.

Better career options include engineering after class 12th. Try to clear JEE Mains and also JEE Advanced and score a good percentage in class 12th. This will help you to get into a good government engineering college like IITs, NITs and after you pursue your engineering you can expect a deserving job after 4 years.

Hi Suman,
There are many options, choose on what interests you more. After biology you can opt for medicine, agriculture, forensic science, geology, biotechnology, environmental science, life science, zoology, nursing, pharma, food technology, nutrition and dietetics, veterinary science and many more.

Hi,
Best course will depend on an individual's interest. Every person has their own unique skills and talents, so instead of asking around what you should study you should know what you actually want to do. Moreover, you have not specified which stream you are from neither your interests so it is quite difficult for me to suggest you anything. Kindly, elaborate your background and maybe I can guide you better.

Hi,
Top universities require around 70% or more. Chances are pretty less honestly. You can also check Australian universities on the basis of your scores. SPP colleges in Canada can be worth a try though.