Engineering

You might find it extremely difficult to find a good college if you are not blessed (I mean if you are an obc or some caste). It also depends on which stream do you wanna pursue. But my advice is to drop a year and study really hard as this phase of life won't come back again.

College fees, study material, CET, NEET JEE coaching fees - around 1,21,800 rs per year. Hostel rent & maintenance 36,500rs per year.
Mess bill extra. Per month around 3500rs. Including all around 1,96,000 rs per year.
Approximately (extra laundry if you want).

If you score 98 percentile in second attempt then you will doing very hard with smart work, you will give proper time each and every concepts on particular subject and first you check the most high priority topics that weightage is very high to get chances high no. Of question and please doing last 4-5 years papers. All the best ! For preparation. Best of luck.

Firstly I want to say you that now you have very limited time so utilize properly. These Steps will help you to get good marks:
1. Revise Your Notes that you study till now.
2. Solve Previous Year question from question Bank.
3. Attempt Mock Test 1-2 in a week.
4. In last As much as you can Do question Practice. Follow These steps Everyday this is Enough if you follow these Steps With your Honesty. Give your best.

B.Tech in computer Science is surely more preferable if you want to have a good placement. Due to the increasing usage of web and everything shifting online, it is obvious that there is a need of more number of people who can work in IT sector. Hence, good placement opportunities and better salary.

In this percentile you can get CSE or IT but you will have to go for private colleges. You can get government college, but you will have to compromise branch then. I suggest you download last year cutoff for each year and then decide. I got 82 percentile in the MHT CET.

The latest cuttoff for B.Tech in computer Science at SNDT Women's University, Pune, is very similar to other colleges and mainly the 62638 and it is the best university become this university is helps you to placement ready.

I got through dasa admission last year. You cannot get into an IIT but you can get into NIT's, give the SAT subject tests, namely mathematics level 2, Physics and Chemistry then apply through the DASA website as PIO/OCI or foreign citizen. This year's admission has already started, you have to apply next year.

In KEAM OBC category is split into various sub-categories like Ezhava, Muslim, Deevara, Other Backward Hindus and so on. So first check your subcategory. And last year the cutoff for general category was (606) so most probably you will get CSE at CET under reservation. Please check last year cutoff for more details. In case if you do not get allotted at CET, go for spot admission, if there is any seat available under your category (or in general category too). .