Science

Hi,
Maths is not at all needed, if you want to make your career in Law. However, there may be some basic statistical/ arithmetical questions in BBA. And, yes BBA+LLB is a good combination.

As the cut-off changes every year, so I can't say anything surely but yes, you can see previous year's cut-off to get idea about it.

Hi,Yes, B.Sc Home Science student are eligible for M.Sc Food Science. Thanks.

Hi Sakshi, Yes, you can get admission in St. Xavier's College, Kolkata with 85.25% in English, economics or accountancy. First round of cutoff will be high but in second round you will get a seat for sure.
Best of luck.

Please find the below link for your reference. This link helps you to access the previous year question papers. You can use the solved paper for reference and download it. The paper are in PDF format and easy to download. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/exams/amp/ctet/question-papers&ved=2ahUKEwjPz63qhI7iAhXEP48KHVfABaQQFjAOegQIChAB&usg=AOvVaw1_Blh7KS6B1efMOAI4Oe82&cf=1.

Less chance in DU specially if you belong to general category But I will advice to apply for its counseling. Maybe you can get any college under DU.

Yes, Maths is always compulsory if you're opting for B.Com (Hons.) otherwise for B.Com (programme) it is not compulsory.

In India, every one can get B.Tech. If Not from government College then Private universities are always available. So, with this much you can get B.Tech. But, you should consider your Marks before going to engineering. It will be water off energy and time doing Engineering. I think you should go for other Undergraduate Courses like B.Sc, BCom, or B.A. Otherwise, it's your choice.

Hi,
For more detailed information, you can see the below link-
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/amp/ctet
Thanks!