Electronics and Communication Engineering

It depends upon the availability of seats present at the time of counselling.

Yes, there are many private companies who recruit EC students. Even you can go in IT companies.

Yes, but for that you have to clear all the FE subjects. That simply means, you have to pass in all the first year subjects.

One may find NITs attractive due to their NIT tag, but frankly speaking, all NITs don't stand up to that reputation. For people who have no or little idea about IIITs, I would like to tell them that the 4 IIITs (Allahabad, Jabalpur, Gwalior, Kancheepuram) are institutes of National Importance, just like any other NIT, and focus on the field of Information Technology exclusively (unlike NITs). Moreover, IIIT Jabalpur has an upper hand over the above NITs as it has a collaboration with universities of Japan. So I would suggest going with the following preference: IIIT Jabalpur, then NIT Jalandhar, then NIT Raipur.

In SVNIT, computer engineering and mechanical engineering are good. If you have taken ECE and have good coding skills, then you can get the best placement. For ECE branch, very few companies visit the campus. Very few chances to get a job in companies like Google.

If you choose Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, then it is better, because subject which has been taught in these branch are available as a main subject for IAS main exam.

First, visit to the university official website and find out which documents are needed at the time of counselling and from there you can have access to all the procedure.

Hello, It's indeed nice to know that you want to become a scientist. But remember, for becoming one, you will need to join DRDO or ISRO or a university or an institution like TIFR where research work happens. If you complete your PG then it would be much better.

For fee details, I request you to contact the college officials.
Link: http://www.pec.edu/contactus.html

You may get a seat in REVA University under SC reservation of KCET.