CBSE

You don't need to opt for CAT exam if you want to study law further. After completion of 12th, if you are thinking for law, you may take admission in law school or private university for integrated course BALLB/BBA LLB. It depends that you are want a top law school then you need to sit for CLAT which will be conducted in the month of May. Apply for it and start preparing now to get into National Law University. All the best!
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Hello Enayat,
There is no cut-off as such. B.Com (H) from NMIMS is an entrance-test based course. You are supposed to give an exam for the same.

It depends on your stream. With this score, the chances should be average. Maybe, civil and that too the last round of counselling. Moreover, you also need to appear for JEE exam.
There might be very slight chances to get a mechanical seat probably in the very last rounds.
I hope for the best.

Yes you are. Hi, in NATA 2019 regulations, you have to secure at least 50% Marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics and an aggregate of at least 50% marks in board examinations.

Hi, you just need your good NATA scores and 10+2 scores for admission in CEPT.

Optional subjects are not generally taken into consideration for most of the college's admission, so you need not to worry, if you have good percentage in the main 5 subjects.

CBSE is one of the good boards and it also prepares the student for other competitive exams. Though there are many students who complete their 10+2 with state boards and still manage to achieve their goals. So, don't worry. Keep other factors in mind and then take a decision.

Ayush, it is not possible to pursue 12th without clearing the 11th class.

Yes, you need class 11th and class 12th for this, but you should not skip all these steps which are important in your life.