Engineering

It depends on the family annual income if your family income is less then 2.5 Lacs then your tuition will be waived fully.

It depends on the type of institutions you are studying in or want to take admission as in the government college the fees is low but in the private college the fees is high but both are affiliated to AKTU.

You can apply for the counselling of the JEE Mains in that you might get some of the GFTIs has there seats are not fulled and they take up the students who have even not qualified the JEE Mains.

It depends on the college in which you are taking admission in as in the private college the fees is exorbitantly high and in the government college the fees is moderate and in that also you might get the scholarship that would result in the very low fees.

You will have to provide a necessary affidavit at the time of admission in college. You might not be able to pursue engineering after such long gap but you will be able to pursue B.A. Or B.Sc from a college.

For which college do you want the opening and closing rank of the civil engineering?

Chances of getting Government College in the B.Tech is very low, but you can get the B.Arch in any of the government or in the semi-government college.

If you are from outside Delhi, then chances are very low, but if you are a student of the Delhi itself, then you might get the college even in the second round only.

You can get some of the low ranked NITs, and some top GFTI in the branch you preferred.

Yes, you can get this college with this rank you have secured, and you can even get the mechanical branch at this rank.