Maharashtra

Yes, they can appear for the exam. And also take part in quoto for other states.

No, it is only English in PGDM institute.

You have to check from the college, if they offer you law in regional language. It's better if you do in English language.

Dear aspirant,
You can check out this link for your query. https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ntse/cutoff

Hello aspirant,
Admission Procedure for ICRI, Pune :-
Admission will be based on group discussion and personal interview.
Minimum Eligibility :-
Candidates from MBBS /BDS /BAMS/ BHMS /BPT/ B.Sc Nursing/ B. pharma/ B.Tech /B.A./ B.Com/ B.Sc/ Life Science/ Bio-Tech and working professionals with minimum 50% marks are eligible for this course.
Good luck !

Check out their website, or you can visit their office for admission.

https://www.shiksha.com/animation/colleges/colleges-Nagpur
Check out this link.

Hello,
http://www.som.iitb.ac.in/?p=1536 Refer to the given link for more information on the admission criteria of Shailesh Mehta's 2019-21 MBA programme.

You can not earn two degrees simultaneously, according to IGNOU guidelines for their students. So, never do that. Otherwise, your degrees are liable to be cancelled in future.

As a thumb rule, one should opt for classroom studies when it comes to law. Even though law is a pragmatic and dynamic field where most learning happens during practice, the classroom discussions and debates are important to develop an analytical mind in the field of law. Furthermore, University of Mumbai is more reputed and, being based in Mumbai, there are more options in terms of internships and other co-curricular activities. Therefore, keeping these in mind, preference should be given to University of Mumbai.