B.Tech

B.Tech is through RKDF University. FEES is 70,000 per year. Duration is 4 years.
HSC (PCM) is required. If HSC with PCM is not there then you can do Diploma in Civil Engineering. It will be 3 years course. Fees 50,000 per year.

See, each and every academics has its weightage and getting high into B.Tech can't cover the previous sins if you want to go for further studies.

See, ideal numbers can be somewhere between scoring a 680-720 for getting into good colleges.

Hello, its nice to see that you do want to study but is not willing to disclose your name. No issues. Similarly SRM and majority of private colleges also desire that information about management quota is restricted. Normally 5% of intake capacity is reserved as management quota. You need to approach

Yes, campus Interviews take place for placement in this college you can find more about it by clicking the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-automobile-engineering-shastri-group-of-institutes-shivane-pune-132960

You can go ahead and pursue MBA but you have to choose the specialisation you want to do your MBA in. There are various specialisation to choose to complete MBA. You have to pick the right one for your choice of interest. You can write entrance test or get into colleges through direct admissions.

After 12th Science, you can do B.Sc, B.Tech/B.E, medical, etc. You can also go into management, or banking. If you are interested in computers, you can do one of the following:
B.Tech/ BE in computer Science
B.Tech/ B.E. In information technology
B.Tech/ B.E in electronics and telecommunications
B.Sc

Yes, there are many chances. You can get into a good private or deemed college.
85 marks is good, but the admission process may also depend upon your board exam score.

Hello Siddharth,
I am attaching a link for your query please go through it https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/jee-advanced/syllabus
Good luck.
Thank you.

Depends on the companies visiting. There are companies who ask for 70 percentage and more. But mostly it'll be 60% and above. That would be the average pay criteria.