Colleges in Orissa

Hello Manoj,
From this year onwards, National Testing Agency has decided to utilise universally accepted method of percentile in determining performance of students and give then ranking in JEE Mains. Raw marks hence have no role to play. I am sure you will shortly hear from NTA informing you about your percentile. I am attaching a link that will predict college for you based on this percentile figure. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Yes, it is. If you are planning to get admission in MNNIT - Allahabad, then math subject is compulsory. For more information, you can contact or visit their official website.

It depends on the field you choose to go into. SOA gives scholarships to it's student based on their marks in 12th board exams. For different field it has a different amount as scholarships.

NITs are a brand in itself. The faculty members you get in NITs have a very good standard and also the exposure you'll get in NITs and IITs are a class apart. Even the fee is also very low.
Now coming to DTU, getting into DTU is tough due to reservation for Delhi candidate but this college also gives you enough exposure.

Yes, you can, if you have scored more than 50% marks.

IMI, Bhubaneswar is good in all its domains, but if you talk about the Indian market, marketing has the most number of opportunities. and given IMI Bhubaneswar, it has one of the finest faculty members who guides us the most valuable things. We also have Markstats which gives you a virtual platform on marketing skills.

Hello! You can choose it only if you do not have a much better option available and/or are unwilling to reappear for the various MBA entrance exams and aim for a great score. It isn't a reputed college for MBA; look out for other good options.