Class 11

Yes, there are a lot of universities that provide entrance test for your need. You can check universities nearby you.

CBSE has made it compulsory for every student to have 5 subjects. The subjects offered are -
Accountancy (Compulsory)
Business studies (Compulsory)
Economics (Compulsory)
Economics for class 11 is divided into two parts -
Statistics
Indian Economic Development
4. English (Compulsory)
5. Mathematics (Optional)
6. Entrepreneurship (Optional)
7. Informatics Practices (Optional)
Students are offered a choice between Mathematics, Entrepreneurship and IP. Depending on what you choose is that your 5 main subjects are decided.

SRCC is the best college for commerce students. After SRCC, you can consider, Hindu College, ATMA Ram Sanathan Dharma College too.

It is almost same as Karnataka is also on an approach to follow CBSE. So, it won't be too different but here and there it might be a bit different. Every other thing remains same.

Hello!
As of now, take up a stream which you find more interesting and not just because you would like to pursue MBA in the future. People from various backgrounds (Engineers, IT Graduates, Commerce, Arts, Psychology, etc.). Pursue MBA every year. So, choose the stream which suits you the most. Good luck!

In class 11 chemistry, we have 3 portions in total:
1. -Physical Chemistry which contains max. number of numericals as well as theory. But in exam, the numericals come from this portion.
2. - Inorganic Chemistry
That contains max. part of theory. Numericals are almost nil in this portion.
3. - Organic Chemistry
As we all know about organic chemistry, its all about the concepts.

First of all, you have to take admission in B.Tech through lateral entry. After that, you have to clear GATE with good score after B.Tech after that, you can get M.Tech in IIT through GATE.

PCM with economics is probably the best stream to opt for at the plus 2 level. Although the course load can be hectic it's definitely worth it as it keeps all the option open for you after class 12th. You can pursue science, engineering, economics, law, arts and a lot more. It also gives you a balanced study approach with respect to arts and the sciences.

Yes, why not. Having a knowledge of maths till class 10 is very important. Simple mathematical operations are required, such as addition, substraction, multiplication and division.

Yes, you are eligible.
Eligibility for Bachelor of Design (B.Des).
Students who have cleared 10+2 successfully are eligible for this course, though some colleges ask for at least 50% marks in 10+2 for applying for Bachelor of Design. Along with the above mentioned basic eligibility, students have to clear the entrance exams as well to be eligible for the course.