Colleges in Delhi

This year, may be cut-off will be down as CBSE will not give grace marks to any student. You can also go for that courses which cut-off is low such as B.Sc in mathematical science.

Dear,
It all depends on your CAT percentile, GD and PI session performance.
Your positive attitude, commitment, learning personality and a good foundation of your graduation subjects especially, economics will give you more chance to get selected.
All the best.

Check out this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/iilm-academy-of-higher-learning-lucknow-29375

Hi Alisha,
The 3C program is good if you want international exposure while pursuing your current course. The students are taken to UK and US for 3 months each in the last semester where they study in colleges affiliated with Amity.
The fee structure is different for the last semester, which is usually paid in USD and GBP. Fee varies every year and is higher than the normal course.

Hi Manu,
Kindly refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison

Hi Ritesh,
Any college requires JEE or NATA scores for admission into B.Arch.

Apply for MNIT-Jaipur.
NSIT and PEC are difficult for you to grab as you are from Rajasthan and belong to OBC category. Try for MNIT-Jaipur, you might get this college easily.