Colleges in Delhi

Hello,
BVIMR accepts BMAT score, not MAT. If you've given BMAT exam, then you may get admission till 230 rank.

DTU and NSIT are highly reputed for civil engineering. This score is not enough to get admission in DTU or NSIT. They usually prefer students with 75% and above in 12th and more than 100 marks in JEE in case of SC category.

You need have to pass your diploma with at least 65% to get eligible.
After that, there are various colleges that take lateral entry.
But keep in mind that lateral entry seats are only around 10-15 depending in college.
So, there are always less chances of selection.

There is no such policy. It is on a merit basis and as per different rounds of counselling. The first counselling normally calls upto 600 rank. Then in the second and third counselling, all ranks are invited. Once the seats are full, the counselling stops. So there is no defined cutoff rank. It is as per attendance of candidates during counselling.

Hello,
Rather than falling for the name of the college, I would suggest you to chase your passion. Go for that branch where you find your interest, because only in that branch, you will give your 100%. PIE is the lower preferred branch in DTU. But some colleges of IPU stood out excellent for CSE.

I am not completely aware of NIEC but for placements I think every private college in IPU has almost same ranking .Placements are something that depends on your hard work and skills.If you want a good placements then off-campus is best.Further you can take your travel time into account