B.Tech

If you want to get admission in a private college you can directly contact the college and they will take your interview. For esteemed colleges you have to appear for JEE or particular university’s exam.

If you compare B.Tech and B.Sc. in agriculture, definitely B.Tech in agriculture has lot more scope than B.Sc. as in B.Tech you will be going through lots of practical exposure and in B.Sc. you will be given lots of theory which you have to apply on the field, so it is better to learn through practi

Quit this course otherwise you will regret for the whole of your life and also you will save your 2 years to pursue your passion or interest field. Go for BBA if you are interested in business. But, I would still say that if you don’t have interest in business or BBA then complete your BE degree any

It depends on state quota. If you are from Delhi, then there will be 85% state quota. For outsiders, it is 15%. The other factor is caste, for Muslims 80-90% seats are reserved.

Yes, you will be benefited by JEE Mains. You should also give MH-CET, if you want colleges in Maharashtra.

You have to score above 200 to enter into NIT and IIIT. The fee structure in government colleges starts from Rs.40, 000 per annum, while in private, it starts from Rs.1.5 lakhs per year.

Below mentioned are some reputed college in instrumentation and control engineering:
1. IIT – Roorkee.
2. NSIT – Delhi.
3. Heritage – Kolkata.

Yes, you can surely get by applying through referrals as well as career website. It is advised to have sound knowledge of defence sector for good jobs.

You have got fantastic score and you are surely eligible. You can also check alternate colleges with similar ranks below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-india-accepting-gmat/2-2-0-0-310

You can join, but your academic qualification will be completely different from your job role, then you may get opportunities into core sectors like aviation, defence, metallurgy and lesser opportunities into IT stream.