B.Tech

Hello Javed,
As you have mentioned, it is indeed great of you to think of doing graduation in engineering at this stage in life. But, unfortunately option of distance education is ruled out for engineering. Of course, you have the option of lateral entry for engineering, but then you will have to do

B.Tech Aerospace Engineering Eligibility:
1. A 10+2 examination (Pre-University Board Examination) with physics, chemistry, and Mathematics that are recognized by any State Board / Central Board (with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks).
2. The student should have the fundamental knowledge of computer

If you want to apply for JEE Main exam, you are late. The exam was on 5th April. And for MCA, you can prepare for some other competitive like CAT GATE for getting admission in government colleges.

You can apply for some private colleges and universities. Based on your marks you get tier-3 or tier-4 colleges of the state so don't rely on jee marks opt for some private universities examinations like BITSAT,SRMJEE,Manipal and lot of others are there also you can check on other universities which

Hello Prabhat,
Lateral admissions are invariably available in all government engineering colleges in all the states. With thousands of seats not getting filled up in fresh admissions, even majority of private colleges to accept students via lateral admission to shore up strength. So, don't worry.

It is difficult to get a seat with that percentage for CSE. I would suggest you to search for another branch.

Your profile seems quite decent to me. With a really good CAT score you should be able to get a call and from there it would depend on the interview. By the way, you didn't mention your graduation college, because that would also make a difference. Do also look at XLRI and FMS, I feel you would find

Wanting is the first step. I would say just focus on doing as good as possible in CAT first and then you can think about other things like fees and scholarships (once you make it).