B.Tech

Well, all international student come through NRI quota. So, all the private and government colleges have some separate seat for NRI quota for international students but exams and interviews are a must for that.

You may go abroad for Masters in any of the specialisations of your choice. As per your budget in New Zealand, Canada, Australia, USA, etc. Canada and Australia are both open for PR too. Just check their skill shortage list and plan accordingly.

Refer the predictor below:
http://www.inspirenignite.com/ts-eamcet-cutoffs-and-college-predictor

After Mechanical Engineering there are lots of options available for jobs. You can get a job in automobile or construction industry. You can get into the maintenance department of any company. You can join consumer’s goods industry. Also, various other industries and companies have mechanical engine

You can pursue BBA or BCA. You can also opt for GNIT course from NIIT.

Refer link for details :
https://www.shiksha.com/university/jamia-millia-islamia-jmi-delhi-843/cutoff

BE and B.Tech are graduate degrees in engineering. To become graduate engineer, you must have PCM at +2 stage. You may not able to do engineering after 12th if you are a commerce student. If you still want to become an engineer, you are advised to do Diploma in engineering based on your class 10th m

Both B.Tech and BJMC are different from each other. In B.Tech you can only opt for technical jobs, but in BJMC, job opportunities are present in abundance.