Colleges in Mumbai

Placement is given on the basis of skill and not on the basis of marks. However, the interviewer may at some point during the interview ask about your low grades, at the moment he is not specifically looking for your reason but rather your response. So, react positively and give a good reason. He will be satisfied.

Yes, you can do dual specialisation in MBA from National Institute of Management, Mumbai.

You need to do D.El.Ed to be eligible for this exam. You can pursue D.El.Ed from NIOS very easily though.

Yes, of course, you are eligible.

Yes, you can take admission. To take admission in VJTI for Diploma in mechanical engineering, one should score above 90% (open category).
Hope this will help you.

Getting IT department seems to be tough at this score but there is no harm in applying at the end afterall. Maybe, you can reconsider your choice of department or your college. Hope you get the best!

Yes, St. Xaviers college, Mumbai does have B.A in political Science. It is one of the best colleges if you want to opt for political Science. The cut-off percentage is generally high around 95%.

NMIMS is one of the most reputed institute in India. Yes, it has attendance criteria but it offers you real return in terms of quality education. So, you can go ahead in MBA in Finance.

Yes, this is possible provided you are able to attend college and work in shifts at your work place. You can check with your employer and request him to let you work in a shift wherein you are able to attend college during the day. Alternately, you can look at pursuing M.Com via correspondence.