Computer Science and Engineering

IIT-B and IIT-D are the best colleges to pursue CSE.

You have to take JEE Mains exam, according to the ranking only seats announce.

To become a software engineer, you need to pursue Diploma in software engineering after class 10th and then pursue Bachelors in software engineering to enhance your knowledge. But if you don't like science then you can also go for PUC commerce and then BCA but remember that you have to study mathema

To become a software engineer, you need to pursue Diploma in software engineering after class 10th and then pursue Bachelors in software engineering to enhance your knowledge.

To become a software engineer, you need to pursue Diploma in software engineering after class 10th and then pursue Bachelors in software engineering to enhance your knowledge. Or you can also pursue BCA degree after PUC and become a software engineer.

You have two ways to get admission into GL Bajaj.
You can appear for UPSEE or you can go for direct admission.

I am really happy that you have broached a good query. Admissions to any engineering college these days is only via some or the other entrance test. Also, trend of students is bid for IT or CSE. Thus, who ever score very well in entrance exam, only have good chance of getting admission in this branc

No, it's not necessary to pursue B.Sc Computer Science from an IIT. Check out the link below for top B.Sc Computer Science colleges in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/top-10-bsc-msc-colleges-in-india-blogId-13473.

MBA takes you on a different path altogether. It is almost non-technical. But, of course, it is greatly beneficial, as per my advice, you should select that topic, which ignites passion in your mind or which fascinates you. Perhaps, operations, marketing, HR, finance are few that you can consider.

You need to have good score in JEE Mains and apply using the same.