Architecture

Each course has its own pros and cons. Some people find aeronautical engineering tough while others find a course in architecture tougher. You should pursue a course where your interests lie, and one which you feel comfortable doing/studying.

The cut-off is minimum marks a student is expected to score in order to pursue B.Arch.
Candidates are expected to have 40% or more marks to qualify in the NATA exam. They have to obtain at least 80 marks out of 200.
There are many NITs where you can get admission into with 4034 AIR. Please check online for the cut-offs of NITs.

For information regarding TANATA exam and its consequences, please refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/exams/tanata

You may opt for B.Tech CSE or any equivalent studies in computer science like BCA based on your interest. If you have any queries kindly revert it.
All the best for your future.

Since, you are a Diploma student, you can't write JEE but if you have 12th, then you can write JEE and for architecture, you need to give NATA exam. As per my knowledge, you can go with B.Tech in civil but if you want B.Arch then you need to pass NATA examination to get admission for B.Arch and it's a 4 year course.

You can appear for NATA but you can't get admission in architecture course as the eligibility criteria is 12th passed with maths and English for science students.
I hope it will help.

There are many colleges which offer courses in architecture abroad. Some of the top colleges are as follows:
1) Carnegie Mellon University (USA)
2) Princeton University
3) New York Institute of Technology
4) National University of Singapore