CBSE 10th

The basic eligibility criteria of B.Tech courses of government colleges is 12th with PCM+ JEE Main scores. Hence, for doing B.Tech courses from Government colleges you should have passed/ appeared in 12th. After doing 10th, you can take admission in 11th in government colleges located in your District also.

Result is purely dependent upon the performance. If you have performed well, your result will be good as well. The evaluation will start post Lockdown but do not waste the opportunity to get the admission done for the next programme. Identify the area and plan whether you want to go in 11th grade or 3 years Diploma. Many universities including LPU float Diploma after 10th grade. It will be really helpful to you. Best of luck. Hope it helps.

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High chances of getting BIMM, but that also depends on how your sister performs on the GD/PI day. They give more weightage on your GD/PI score.

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The seats for MBA are very limited because of the variety of provisions needed for the MBAs including in-house residential facilities.
You might get a seat in IMI, New Delhi XIM, Bhubaneshwar or IIM Shillong. Just keep a check with the IIMs and you might land up with your desired seat.
You can keep other good alternatives to get a seat in a good school of education. You can check MDI, or LPU which has been ranked number 02 in the B-schools and bagged awards for the best placements.
Browse for all alternatives as the admission have already started online.

Don't worry about caste. If you have talent then just go to any industry with your certificates.

Hi,I would suggest you take physics, chemistry, and biology in 11, that is you should go for the Science stream. Maths is optional. I would suggest psychology as the fourth subject. Hope it's helpful.

Marks can be taken for priority but what is most mandatory is that you need to give national tests like CAT MAT XAT CMAT etc. And scoring a good percentile in such an exam will decide what good colleges you can apply for. Since you also mentioned ATMA and MH-CET, scores are low, therefore you need to work hard for it. Or else you can give individual college exams conducted by the college itself.