CBSE 12th

Hi Neeraj! For getting a call for WAT - PI, you need to score around 66 percentile in CAT. Then , as per your percentile and performance in WAT-PI, you will get selected for studying in IIFM.

It is entirely upto you or any individual. If you are prepared after 12th , have met the admission criteria, have the budget and determined you may go ahead after 12th. Engineering students generally decide to go abroad after graduating to pursue their MBA or MS. Your decision will also matter on what you want to study. You can also check https://ask.shiksha.com/is-it-good-to-go-abroad-after-12th-qna-3579571?referenceEntityId=3580205
best of luck

Hi Himanshu,
To appear for the SAT, you must register firstly through the SAT official website:
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat
Start preparing if you haven't. You will find all available test dates on the website.

Hello, indeed you can, however it's going to be competitive if you did not have the subject in your high school. If you have enough computer skills , some knowledge and the passion you can apply. Irrespective of what you want to study you must take the SAT , your SAT scores will play a major factor here. Write to a few universities and talk with the admission counselors, you will be delighted by the way they respond.
Regards

she can do B.Tech From CS, BCA, BSC, B.ED. She can become teacher in private school by doing B.SC and B.Ed then she can go for p.h.d, uptet etc for becoming a teacher in gov colleges or schools or for better opportunities. she can do these courses with teching in private institution at a same time so that study can go on with the job.

You chances are too low.

Hi rishabh
my suggestion is to complete degree by taking B.com and then study CA so that you gain maximum knowledge what you want to study rather taking coaching for CPT

I am sorry but i can't tell anything without the boards marks. The final rank is calculated on the basis of both so the board marks are quite crucial as well. But if i assume your board score in relation with the mains then you stand a low chance of securing admission in NSIT until you have an ST category or something of that sort.

I would suggest that you focus on your graduation and try to get good grades. You will only be able to appear for CAT during the final year. Hence you have good 2-3 years to focus on your studies and CAT.