Colleges in Mumbai

You need to score more than 150-160 in order to get admission in JJ College of Arch.

Yes, you are eligible to apply to both the colleges.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for B.Com in financial markets. You need to have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.

I suggest you to go with the college predictor tool to know the list of colleges your daughter is eligible to apply for:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

You should go for B.Tech with NMIMS. VIT-Bhopal is not that good yet but NMIMS is really good for engineering. Also, it's campus is in Mumbai. Mumbai City will teach you many things that Bhopal can't. Mumbai also has a corporate culture, which will help you to get a good job.

In my personal opinion, B.Tech + MBA doesn't make sense. They both are different stream courses. B.Tech is about technology and MBA is for management. You can also do MBA if you are not a Science student. But, you can't do engineering if you're not a Science student. Now, I would recommend you to first complete your engineering with CSE branch. Then, if you feel like doing MBA, write CAT and go for it.

I would suggest you take VIT Vellore. I am myself in VIT's CSE with spec. in bioinformatics. The course stream is good with a lot of future opportunities and even the campus provides a lot of extra opportunities. You will also be taught by some of the best faculty members in the country. The only thing about VIT is its strict rules.

Hello Bhargavi,
As far as I know, the only way to get admission for M. Tech admission at IITs is to clear GATE with a good score. If you haven't attended the exam, then it is impossible to get a seat.

Yes, you can apply for life sciences. In DU it is merit-based. On the basis of cutoff you'll get admission. For private colleges you'll get admission. Good luck.