Colleges in Telangana

Regret to inform you that, you will not get any seat in NIT, Warangal because in order to take admission in NIT-W one must attend a nationalized exam and also should clear the cut-off.

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Hi Mahesh,
The admission is purely dependent on the cut-off. Please check what is the cut-off for each participating university in Law CET and if your cut off matches any university, then you might be called for counselling and then admission.

Go for NIT, Warangal. Both are good colleges but as I am studying in NIT, Warangal I can tell you about it. The teachers are well educated and experienced. Practical exposure is good. Good library facility and more important along with classroom studies so many extracurricular activities are performed. The placements are also 100%.

His JEE Mains marks are very less but he can try.
If seats are available, he might get admission.

First visit this link to check B.Arch colleges based upon your rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=connect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=6919840
Then visit this link for various colleges which provides you brochure:
https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/colleges/b-arch-colleges-india

Yes, you can do that. PPL in India is issued after 40 hours flying + DGCA exams + PPL issue checks.
You can take PPL from India and then proceed abroad to complete your training for CPL. But remember this is not going to give you any additional benefits. Because PPL privileges for Indian license cannot be exercised abroad, as the criteria for issue of PPL or CPL differs from country to country.
Like countries which are regulated by FAA, issue CPL only after 250 hours of flying. And in India, it's DGCA that imposes and enforces the laws of aviation. Here you can get your CPL at 200 hours of flying only.