CBSE 12th

The cutoff for WAT/PI call differs every year. From past two years, the cutoff is near around 97 percentile. Eyeing the latest rank released by MHRD and IIMU being ranked 5th, there is expectation in increase of cutoff.

You should choose high ranking institutes for your B.Sc., after completing it, you should choose MBA, for MBA, you need 30000 rupees for coaching and CAT exam, then if you score well and get a chance in nay of the prestigious institutes of India, you will get loan easily.All the best.

After arts, it has to be a multi-sided development. First comes your general knowledge and then your speaking ability. From the beginning, you need to plan for IAS and other competitive examinations. Study your subjects in a complete manner. Don't try to make anything simple.
After arts, it has to be a multi-sided development. First comes your general knowledge and then your speaking ability. From the beginning, you need to plan for IAS and other competitive examinations. Study your subjects in a complete manner. Don't try to make anything simple.

To get admission in IIMs, you need to qualify CAT exam with more than 90 percentile. Your past academic performance should be good, and you need to clear the GD-PI round.

Yes, you can opt for BBA.

Hi Ashif Khan,
The percentage scored by you in graduation is good enough to get in SSBF. SSBF is one of the renowned banking and finance school in India. To get admission in SSBF, it is mandatory to clear the SNAP exam. The registrations are going on for the SNAP test.
To get more information about the college and MBA course do check the link - http://www.ssbf.edu.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=20&Itemid=182
Good luck.

You should complete your graduation first. You need to qualify the bank PO exam to work in a government bank. To work in Indian railways, you need to qualify the exams like SCRA.

The Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) is a common written test for the admission processes at the undergraduate level.

You should have start preparing for IIT in class 11th but don't worry, now you have to do hard work. You have to read class 11th and 12th NCERT physics, chemistry and mathematics books systematically. If this answer helps, kindly click on upvote button.
Best of luck.