Colleges in Jharkhand

UPES rank is 3rd in terms of petroleum engineering. 1st is IIT, Bombay and 2nd ISM, Dhanbad.
You can check the ranking here –
http://www.indiaeducation.net/careercenter/engineering/petroleumengineering/

An IIT will always have its brand value. BITS, Pilani too has its own advantages. Go with it.

For choosing the branch, go with the one that interests you. CS and civil are two absolutely different streams that cannot be compared in terms of education. Both are IITs so equally good. Decide and flourish.

It would depend on what you further aspire. You can take higher studies like M.Tech in various fields or branches in petroleum, or take up management courses like full-time MBA or executive MBA or so.

Asian Business School is not offering MBA, it offers PGDM so first you have to think what you want to opt and if it is PGDM then go for ABS because it's good from my personal experience. You would learn a lot here and the faculty here goes extra miles to help you and solve your issues.

Hi Akhil,
Sorry to say but I couldn't find any such course with that name at SXCKOL.
I will suggest you to go to this link http://www.sxccal.edu/sxc-CareerOrientedCourses.htm

Yes, you will definitely get BIT-Mesra with 128 marks.
Also, your class 12th percentage is more than 75%, so no issues at all.
Just wait for the JoSAA counseling 2017.

The ICFAI University, Jharkhand is recognised by UGC under section 2(f) of UGC Act, 1956 and is empowered by UGC to award degrees under Section 22 of UGC Act, 1956. The University is a member of Association of Indian Universities (AIU). For more information:
http://www.iujharkhand.edu.in/Icfaiuniversity-Jharkhand.html.

Hi Aman,
You have to apply first by filling up the online application form and pay the admission fees. And wait till the Merit List is published. If you find your name there then follow the instructions for admission. If you don't then wait for 2nd list (if there any).
The eligibility criteria to apply for this course is as follows:
You have to have English in your 12. And you have to have 60% in aggregate.

Hi Aryaman,
You asked the question way back in last year's June. It is really unfortunate that you didn't get any answer. I wasn't there at that time.
Anyway, the cut off for reserved categories' applicants are never disclosed. It's a mystery. I hope you already saw it.
All the best.