Engineering Entrance Exam

You need to give the NATA exam (preferably before the end of May) and then in the month of June-July apply for the admission process of DTE. If your NATA score and 12th percentage are really good then you might get into Sir J.J. college of Architecturing.
Admission to B.Arch. is done on the basis of valid score obtained in NATA/ JEE Main 2018.

There will be counselling. Tentative schedules you need to collect from the college website. Attend it and pay the amount. Your joining is done.

You need more than 125 marks in JEE for Andhra University for B.Arch.

Sorry, with these ranks, it is very difficult to get into DY Patil. Try for other private self-financing campuses.

It completely depends on your choice what you want to do in the future. B.Sc. Students mainly opt for higher studies, research whereas B.Tech students go for placement, startup, higher studies and MBA. Choose wisely what you want to do.

Hello Deepak, Yes for getting admission in IIT for architecture, this exam is a must. But if you have passed JEE Advanced this exam you will surely pass. Do not worry.

Sorry, these marks are comparatively lower than what is needed. For OBC , it's 100 required for getting into core branches of MITS Gwalior and around 80 for non-technical branches. Kindly try for ITM Gwalior, LNCT - Bhopal, GECU - Ujjain (if you need only govt., else not).
Best of luck.

Bro, I suggest you to take admission in any one of your nearest colleges. And do hard work in the computer field that is, learn programming languages and try to make projects based on them. After some time, you will get to know about how companies are doing their work.

With defense quota, you'll get non-technical branches such as instrumentation, manufacturing and automation , Control engineering being from outside Delhi.
If you are from Delhi, you'll likely to get either BIOTECH , CIVIL or MECHANICAL in second or third round.
Best of luck.

Instrumentation is still finding its scope in the nation . The branches whose needs are the most in Industry will attract the majority of students as well the high package. You can pursue instrumentation but getting a job at core branch at a good package is really difficult. You can go for Higher studies or off-branch for placements.