Engineering

There are many other engineering entrance exams, you need to prepare for those exams and try to crack them to pursue engineering in private colleges like SRM, GITAM, etc.

You must have AIR less than 45000 to get admitted.

The fee structure will be completely based on the college you get admitted, it might include the additional scholarships. With this rank, you might not be eligible for a free seat, but the scholarships play a major role based on your reservation.

Yes, you can. You have to write entrance exams held by many universities such as Chandigarh University Amity University Sathayabama University, etc.

Go to VIT for CSE. It is best for CSE as compared to manipal. Infrastructure, surrounding, placement, alumni all are of power pack. The delivery of students are too much good.

In the world, we need each professional person from every profession. You can work in many government and non-government jobs with your Electrical engineering degree.

The chances of a non local getting a seat are less, but you may even attempt TS EAMCET for better chances for getting into CBIT. You need to get a good rank to ensure a free seat.

Yes, you can. You have to appear for many state organizing LEET exams such as DTU, LEET Haryana, LEET, etc.

The chances of a non-local getting a seat are less, but you may even attempt TS EAMCET for better chances for getting into JNTU Affiliated colleges.

You can try for LPU-NEST.