B.Tech

Hello Monisha,
MBA after graduation in arts. Just don't worry. MBA is basically management. So, as per me you, can choose any subject as your choice. HR, operations, logistics, marketing, etc. But select with care. Select the topic that fascinates you the most.
Best wishes.

If you have cleared your backlogs, it should not affect your chances to pursue MS computer Science. However, if there is an interview for admission and the topic comes up, make sure that you have a suitable alibi to justify your backlogs.
Regards.

Which counselling dates do you what to know CET or COMEDK?

Dear candidate,
For B.Tech CSE, having computer subject is not mandatory. But yes you must have Physics, Chemistry & Maths as necessary subjects with 60% aggregate in PCME & in overall 12th & 10th.
And our next counselling for B.Tech is on 17th of June. So if you are eligible for the same and if you are interested, then register online by tomorrow i.e. 12th June through our website link https://applications.dituniversity.edu.in/

Yes, but in the second campus.

Yes. You can. One of my students, after her B.Tech in IT, did her course in Fashion Designing. The eligibility for such courses is graduation to do Masters. On the basis of your 12th, you can so a bachelor's course but that would not be needed as you already possess an engineering degree.

If you are getting petroleum engineering in UPES, Dehradun, then it will be great for you because UPES provides the best placements for petroleum engineering. And if we talk about the academics of UPES, then that is also good. It has a different pattern.
If we talk about other branches, the placement is above average for them too. For CSE, many good companies visit UPES, like Microsoft, VM Ware, Dell, LnT, IBM, etc.

Generally, you get a job in software sector companies like Wipro, Infotech, etc.

Hello Jeenang, I can understand and appreciate your angst.
However, do not loose hope. Always remember "Where there is will, there is a way". I feel you should give yourself a chance by taking a break of one year, preparing well over the next year and attempting again. If worse comes to worst, you will lose one year. Right? But don't think about it. Think what if you make it!