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Why not. You can do car designing after completing your XII exam. As my cousin's brother also completed his Bachelor's degree in Automobile and transportation design so I know it very well. He was selected UID for his study so I can share their admission process with you. After completing your higher secondary exam from any recognised board with minimal 50%, you have to sit for their admission test. There will be 3 rounds of selection test. First round is Design aptitude test, that first round will be the written exam, and if you are shortlisted for the first round, then they will call you for the second & third rounds, which will be Studio test & Portfolio evolution. If you can be qualified successfully by these exams, then you are more than eligible to take admission for your design courses. Best of luck for your future dear.

Hi Krishna
Great to hear a young boy so career oriented. Yes it is good to choose a career wisely because this is a life time matter for you. I would advise to pick a career for which you are passionate about. Think of your interests and then go for it because you can give your best only if you are interested in it otherwise studies would only be a burden for you. If you are interested in the technical field then this is the best time to grow. You can opt for a Diploma and once you complete this Diploma (Polytechnic) you can get direct entry into the second year of B.Tech. This way you will save one year. Moreover you will be better than the other students of your class because you studied in a specified stream so your knowledge will be better. Then you can get a scholarship based on the last two qualifications. If you are interested in other fields like architecture, management, design, fashion design hotel management, para medical Science you can pursue a Diploma and move on for a Bachelors degree. Keep in mind to check a college which is academically strong and gives the best benefits. You can browse IIT, NIT, ANNA, LPU as some good ones. So think fast as admissions are on going online. All the Best!

The CLAT Exam is a test of one's aptitude and reasoning abilities. It comprises of five sections namely: Verbal Ability, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, General Knowledge and Legal Aptitude. Each question carries 1 mark and for every incorrect attempt, 0.25 marks will be deducted. The Mathematics section of the offline national-level law entrance exam will basically have elementary numerical ability questions of Class 10th standard carrying 20 marks. The questions will cover a varied number of topics including Number systems, Algebra, Co-ordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Statistics and Probability. Recommended books : The following books are recommended for preparation of Quantitative Aptitude section of CLAT exam.
1. Quantitative Aptitude by RS Aggarwal
2. Class 10th NCERT Textbook.