B.Tech

IIT-Kharagpur is better. All IITs are unique in one way or another. Do your course with passion and try to acquire new knowledge and skills and experience.

It is isn't about placements. The college is such a famous one that getting an opportunity to learn B.Tech from IIST is a luck and God's grace. Don't think of placements, if you get an opportunity to study there.

Below is the list of colleges that provide undergraduate degree programme in engineering.
1.Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology
2.Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering
3.Guru Premsukh Memorial College of Engineering
4.Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology
5.HMR Institute of Technology and M

You don't need graduation to pursue B.Tech. You need to clear your +2 and should clear the entrance exam.
You can pursue M.Tech after completion of B.Tech as it's a Master’s degree which needs completion of Bachelor’s degree.

Every private college in India has certain % of seats reserved for management quota. It means direct admission. No entrance exam or Interview needed for admission into the college. But students have to pay extra fees to get a seat in their dream college or for a particular branch/specialization. The

Paper pattern can not be guessed because it differs each year, cut-off will depend on the average marks scored by the person.

The opening and closing ranks of JEE Mains 2015 and 2016 are available on the given below site.
josaa.nic.in
Just go through this.

Go for Shivaji University in Kolhapur. You will get it easily with this score. Sinhgad Institutes in Solapur are also good. You can try for those colleges.