Diploma

Hi Vikram,
To pursue either Diploma or Degree, you need to be 12th Passout. On the basis of 10th standard, you can only pursue Short Term Certificate programmes.

ADMISSION GUIDELINES:
Admission shall be made on merit in qualifying examination-cum-interview (Weight age of interview will be 15%). Regards.

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1. College of Military Engineering,
2. Government Polytechnic, Pune,
3. MOD Tech College of Engineering

Well, you can get, but they will see up your aggregate percentage, what they have kept for last cut off, and the time you had applied.

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Actually, it is little difficult to tell you actual percentage you need. But, still you should have at least above 75% marks to get admission.
Good luck.

Now, I don't think, it will be possible as the admissions are mostly closed in most of the colleges. However, I would advise you to decide on the college and check with them once if they have few seats left.

The details of arbitration courses can be found here:
http://www.arbitrationindia.org/training.html
The Indian law does not lay down any specific qualifications for arbitrators. Every person who is of age and of sound mind can be appointed as an arbitrator. Arbitral institutions include in their panel