Commerce

Maharaja Surajmal College, Maharaja Agrasen College, and VIPS are some good options.

No, a student from any stream can pursue CA.

I think your concern is the quality of education than the salary offered or placement assistance. Please visit the websites of these two institutions to understand the curriculum, the quality of faculty, its accreditation by NAAC/NAB, etc. Talk to a few alumni of both the institutions and current students and get convinced yourself to make the right choice.

MBA in international business is a sufficient qualification to start career in companies in the area of import and export of goods and services, global shipping companies, international logistics & courier companies, clearing houses, international consultancy firms, trade bodies, foreign embassies, own consultancy, banking industry particularly in foreign exchange business, IT companies in Presales support & BA roles, Data Analyst etc. If you want to change your specialization because of some reasons or want to gain knowledge on commerce subjects, you can go ahead.

You can opt for BBA, BA (Hons.) in economics, BBE, CA,CS, hotel management, fashion designing, BCA, LLB, etc. As you do not have a maths background, you may have to do BCA from private universities to fulfill your IT dreams.

You should be at least 2nd year pass out to become eligible for CFA.

You can opt for higher studies in accounts, finance, business management, hospitality, etc.

You are not eligible to do BTech unless you have PCM st +2 stage. In order to become an engineer , you can do BCA MCA and become a software engineer.

Hi,
Photography in fashion, news, covering of events, could be some great options. I would suggest you to go for a certification course in photography from Delhi School of Photography. For fashion photography, you could go for a course called 'fashion media and makeup' in pearl academy. If you are interested in filmmaking or animation, you could do a course in MAAC institute (which has its branches in Kamla Nagar and some other places).

It's up to you, what your area of interest is and your aim, in which field you want to take your career, etc.
You have number of options to choose:
If you got good percentage, somewhere more than 85% then my suggestion is you should go for regular college in DU and after that MBA through CAT/XAT.
Or
You can go for professional courses such as CA/CS/ICWA along with graduation from correspondence.