AP EAMCET

In the case Andhra Pradesh EAMCET (AP EAPCET), since you are an Odia, you would basically be classified as a Non-Local applicant. Eligibility requirements You should be an Indian national and passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology with minimum 45 percent marks (40 percent of the reserved categories). But typically the quotas admission of non-locals is capped at 15% of the total available seats (All India Quota) and you will need to fulfill the domicile criteria (e.g. having studied four years in AP/Telangana schools, or be an OCI/PIO passport holder).

To get a loose seat in top engineering faculty members via EAMCET, your rank have to be under five,000 in case you are from the general category.

For reserved classes like SC, ST, or BC, ranks up to fifteen,000–30,000 may get free seats. Also, your family profits must be low as according to authorities rules to get rate reimbursement.

Yes everyone can write EAMCET exam after completing the Diploma course but under some criteria which is given as following 

1 You need to have passed the qualifying exam (Diploma) with the required percentage of marks 

In this course there are no age limit 

For frequent EAPCET maths problems in PDF form, use sources like Sakshi Education (topic-wise Bit Bank), Examside (chapter-wise solved questions), and download full past papers from Shiksha and Shikshagpt.

Islamiah Institute of Technology mostly gives admission B.E. CSE based on Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) and COMEDK UGET. Whereas some resources refer to JEE main, it is primarily a state quota seat institution in Karnataka. So chances of you being able to walk in and get somehow admitted with your AP EAMCET score are slim because that is an Andhra Pradesh state level exam. You would also be required to meet their specific admission requirements which in most cases put more importance on KCET ranks.