Engineering Entrance Exam

No there is no chance that you get a fee reimbursement in VIT Amravati for the rank 144659 in JEE Mains because you took the admission so you have to pay the fee 

But you can get financial assistance or scholarship later.

No it is not possible to get BTech CSE in LNMIIT with 94.45 percentile in JEE Main because they require much higher percentile and lower ranks 

And if you have any reservation quota then you may get admission in that but not in CSE. 

If your JEE score is 89.5 percentile then you may get private colleges but not government colleges like an IIT because they require much higher percentile. 

No, it is not likely that you can get into IIIT Dharwad through JEE Mains with EWS category rank of 50315. It requires much less rank then this. Kindly look for NIT or other government colleges.

If you have got 90% and 12 board and 73 percentile JEE main you cannot get  CSE at MBM Jodhpur because they require higher percentile then this and the marks of 12th is not considered at all. Kindly look for other private colleges because 73 percentile without any reservation is not enough to get admissions.

If your JEE main rank is 2 lakhs it is unlikely that you get admission in Faculty of Technology, Delhi university because they required much lower rank. With this rank, you can get private colleges.

If you have got 87.88 56242 in JEE Main, you may not get IIT or an IT. You can look for private colleges like, Amity University Noida and Sharda University Noida Greater Noida.

At this score, you are not going to get any NIT or IIIT or any other premier college in normal conditions. You can try for state counsellings and apply in those colleges, in Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Bihar or UP. Try for HSTES counselling you might get an ECE or even CSE.

The previous year records show that female seat for sc category in ECE NIT Calicut HS quota was allotted at 200k plus rank so you seem to have a sureshot chance.

With an ST rank of 10,580, getting Civil Engineering in any NIT is very unlikely. Most NITs close Civil seats for ST category under 5,000 rank. You can try state colleges, GFTIs, or private universities.