Languages

The basic qualification is passing 10 plus 2 with any 3 out of Physics, chemistry, biology, Mathematics and or computer science. So yes congrats you are eligible. Selection is based on total marks aggregated in 10 plus 2, some colleges and universities demand 50 percent, while reputed ones also have entrance exams.Hope you scored 50 percent at least. All the best!

If you like English and want to seriously work on it, I would suggest mass communication as it demands good writing skills as well as creativity. It has got prospects in almost all major fields.

Hello Sam,Normally in majority of institutions, first year students are doubled up and separate room is provided from second year onwards. The medium of instructions still english. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. http://www.payment.mitindia.edu/facilities.php

In every exam, you have an option to choose a language. If you are opting for English, then question paper will be in English, else if you are opting for Hindi, then tye question paper will be held in Hindi.

You'll be admitted directly in the 2nd year of BA (Hons.) programme. To be eligible, you must have cleared the first year of Bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks under 10+2+3 pattern of education from any recognized university.

Hi Shashank,
MBA salaries in India depend greatly on the business school, its reputation, academic performance, qualities, prior work experience, company, location, tie-ups with companies, etc. Graduates from top B-Schools get an average starting salary of Rs.15 to Rs.20 LPA. Otherwise, you can expect Rs. 1 to Rs. 3 LPA.

English skills are improved upon learning communication- listening, reading, writing and speaking. Sound knowledge of putting English grammar to your spoken and writing skills is a must. To develop your English skills, communicate with a person around you who has good command over the language. No matter if you start wrong, the other will correct you. Listening to English news, reading English newspaper aloud, solving scramble and spellathon in the newspaper will help you improve your vocabulary and speaking.