Engineering

This year, you to should target for the 160+ in the JEE Mains and 135+ in the WBJEE to get the admission in this college.

You can get a job of junior engineer in government or private sector through recruitment exams. Another opportunity is further studies. You are eligible to get admission in B.Tech 3rd semester in electronics.

Have you seen any engineer that studied at home and became successful? What is the need for such colleges if one can pursue a BE from home? Would you be able to learn and conduct practicals at home? Short Answer, YOU CAN NOT. The best option for you is to pursue a regular B.Tech/B.E. From a recognis

The college timings are different for every college. But mostly, the classes begin in morning and are over before 2 pm in afternoon.

Yes, you can pursue Marine Engineering. You can also get lateral entry in most colleges. Try IMU-CET exam, It is India's prestigious Maritime University that provides many courses in Marine Technology and sciences.

You can pursue evening classes to complete your graduation in engineering. There are various colleges that provide such courses for working professionals. Don't opt for Distance or Correspondence courses in Engineering. They don't have AICTEs approval.

All colleges have different requirements. If they take admission based on merit, you need to have a good score to be eligible. Don't aim for just to eligible. But if you are seeking admission through exam, then I would suggest not falling below 55%+.

Details of MHCET: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/mhcet
Go through the link below for the list of courses and colleges from where you can pursue LL.B:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/ll-b-colleges-india.

Yes, Hardware and Networking is the core for ECE. ECE students have the maximum chance of getting into those Industries compared to other Dept.