Engineering

You will get NITs. Depending on your category and home state you will get the college. Most probably you'll get all the new NITs offering B.Arch and old ones if you're having home state quota.

Sorry it is very difficult to get inside NIT with this score. But you can apply for reputed colleges like Amritha, Acharya, Alliance, etc. But 52 marks are not enough for NIT.

You need to apply through CAP process to take admission in K. K. Wagh Institute of Engineering Education and research.
Generally, the cutoff of general category is about 87-90%.

If you are passionate enough to get inside a reputed campus for under graduation it’s important to clear JEE. You can select a good coaching center and go for 1 year coaching. You can easily crack the exam. Dedication and speed for answering matters a lot in this exam.

For admission in mechanical engineering after diploma in direct second year you need to apply through CAP process.
Generally, cutoff of general category is about 87-90% each year in K. K. Wagh Institute of Engineering Education and research for mechanical engineering.

Yes, you can get admission for B.Arch with this score. With 151 you can also get admission in MSRIT, Acharya NRV Bangalore, Dayananda Sagar etc.

Sorry you cannot expect any government or NITs. You can take admission only in private campus. This score is not enough for government colleges.

Yes, you are eligible for this course. This 145 score is enough for JJ Thomson College.

Your rank should be below 4000 to get admission in MIT. Previous year’s statistics shows this trend. This year you can expect MIT if you have a very good marks of above 185.