B.Tech

You can opt for CSE, IT or mechatronics. All the three branches have good scope.

Follow the link and filter the colleges according to your location :
https://engineering.shiksha.com/be-btech-courses-in-mumbai-all-ctpg

Hi Tanya,
It's not possible, to pursue B.Tech in any college with PCB, you need PCM as compulsory subjects in class 12th.

All option in front of you are very good. Formal engineering education such as lateral entry B.Tech is the best option. In case you are unable to continue formal education due to personal reasons then you may opt for AMIE.

For electronics and communication, Katson publications is the best. In the first year, all the subjects are there like electrical, mechanical, computers and mathematics. You should have books of all the subjects. Especially the tough ones. Just prepare well, visit your college library. you are recom

In terms of candidate selection for a job, any distant education will not get the same weightage as a regular college education. Try to attend the college as far as possible.

Can you please elaborate your question to get an appropriate answer?

Both of these colleges are good but THDC is better because of its placement, academic status i.e. on overall standards for civil engineering.

Yes, you can work as a facilities engineer after mechanical engineering. Your salary will be decided on the basis of your company and your abilities. It could be around 15000 per month if you are a fresher, otherwise its range can not be defined exactly.

All private universities allow lateral entry in 2nd year of B.Tech if they have vacant seats.