B.Sc

It has wide range of opportunities available.

You can try for Sikkim Manipal University.
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Abhishek

Engineering don't need any percentage, you just need to be eligible to pursue the degree, you can visit their websites and can learn about the eligibility criteria and regarding the admission you can crack the entrance exams like JEE, BITS, LPU-NEST and can get admission in top institutes of the country. These institutes have collaborated with the top industries which provide their students with a practical -oriented-study.

You may face challenges in getting admission to good colleges abroad because of your acedmic performance. Why do not you plan MBA and leave Technical profession and become generalist?

You should better opt for some regular course, i.e. BSc, and keep courses like CA and CS as a side option. Courses like CA and CS have no certainty of future, even if u scored 91% in your 12th grade.