CBSE

The valuable point is your main subject. If you are in CBSE it is little bit tough for studying 11th because of the CCE pattern, it is 10th in which you get half of the book's syllabus in the examination but in case of 11th and 12th you will get the whole book in the examination.

All you have to do is to just appear for JEE Mains exam and come out with a decent rank. DTU take admission on the basis of JEE Main rank. Thank you.

For animation degree, you need to have basic sketching skill and a passion for animation. Degree and Diploma courses in animation are abundance nowadays. Minimum education qualification for a degree and Diploma course in animation is plus two or equivalent.there are several professional courses that focus on various styles and techniques. These courses, i.e courses in Traditional animation, Stop-motion animation, Rotoscoping, Computer generated 3D and 2D animation, Clay-motion, Photoshop, Human anatomy, Drawing etc. Helps one to specialize in a particular area. One should also have a basic knowledge in computer handling.

Yes, NIOS is a recognised board. It's been recognised by MHRD. You are eligible for IPU CET after NIOS from 12th. For more details check the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/guru-gobind-singh-indraprastha-university/exams/ipu-cet.

Hi Latika!
Yes, the admissions in DU are largely merit based. Although the university is changing its norms every year and is gradually making the admission process to be based on entrance examinations rather than merit. But as of now, cut-offs play a major role in admission. Every college has a different percentage cut-off and mostly 3 or more cut-off lists are published consecutively. You will have to keep a tab on newspaper to track the cut-offs.

You need to have at least the passing score in that subject.

Hi Garjot,
Popular courses after B.Com are:
B.Com
B.B.A.
B.MS.
B.B.S.
C.A.
B.F.A
Integrated LLB
B.H.M.
B.Sc. Economics
B.Sc. Applied Mathematics
Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Media
and so on.