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1. Yes and no.
In order to explain the answer, you have to understand what exactly is non-JUPAS admission. Basically - non-JUPAS admission is direct application to the universities. However, unlike JUPAS, which can only accept HKDSE results, each university is not bound to limit what kind of qualification the university can accept. You are free to provide all relevant information.
It is true most sub-degree candidates only use their CGPA as the basis for admission. In some cases, people may use test scores, CV, etc. to enhance their chances. Also, some candidates may not even have CGPA.
2. No. Depending on the choice of major, some programs may not admit non-first-time undergraduate.
3. No. You can apply anything as you want. However, your result will be diminished depending on your choice.
For example, if you have completed a HD/AD in engineering and want to switch to Business, the program can still admit you providing that you will have to start almost all over again.
4. In most of the case, you will have to apply yourself. However, when there is a special arrangement has been made, such as HKCC>PolyU SPEED, you will have to check with the school for detail.
(PolyU SPEED provide conditional admission to HKCC students.)
5. No. The main reason is this kind of information is difficult to track.
Remember - universities are not bound to admit sub-degree students only. So it is difficult to track information that can't be organized.