Engineering

According to the eligibility criteria at LNMIIT Jaipur, you are not eligible for admission to this college. You have only 52% in your 12th grade, where, as per eligibility criteria, you need to have an aggregate of 60% in your 12th grade. This requirement is mandatory, irrespective of your JEE Mains percentile. Your JEE Mains percentile is very good and will get you into some good colleges that only require 50% or less in the 12th grade. For LNMIIT Jaipur, the only option is to apply for the 12th grade through NIOS to get the desired percentile and then appear for JEE again with that score. Therefore, you can apply to some other engineering colleges by taking the help of this tool: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-colleges-india
Here you can check the admission requirements of other colleges to apply for the B.Tech course.

The petroleum engineering field is concerned with the activities associated with oil and gas. There are many top colleges that offer courses in petroleum engineering. You can join the following colleges to pursue a B.Tech. Degree in petroleum engineering:
1. IIT Dhanbad
2. MIT World Peace University, Pune
3. Vignan's Foundation for Science, Technology and Research
4. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology
5. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kakinada
On this page, you can find a complete list of top colleges that offer a petroleum engineering course: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/petroleum-engineering-colleges-india.

When comparing electrical engineer versus civil engineer job prospects, electrical engineers enjoy a slightly higher wages, but civil engineers have more opportunities. If we compare the average wages paid by the employer to electrical engineers are bit higher than that of civil engineers. But, the demand for electrical engineers would experience little or no change through 2018. Although the decade should SEE a huge demand for electrical engineering items such as electric power generators or transmitters etc. However, Civil Engineering jobs, face bright prospects through 2018, with an expected growth rate of 18 percent. The jobs opportunities in civil engineering is going to increase much faster than the average for all occupations through 2018. The major requirement for civil engineers comes from the need to design and build infrastructure and buildings to cater to the growing population. And obviously we can SEE that Indian government is spending money on infrastructure nowadays. Comparing electrical engineering versus civil engineering job prospects, civil engineering seems to hold more prospects compared to electrical engineering. The demand for civil engineers, however, remains directly linked to the state of the economy. A booming economy usually manifests itself in construction activities whereas construction activities receive a major setback during times of recession. Civil engineering jobs are also region specific. Of the jobs in civil engineering, 50 percent of them are architectural, engineering, and related services work, 25 percent in the government, and the rest in the construction sector. Electrical engineering jobs, though having lower growth prospects are wider in scope. Hope this helps. Best of Luck!

First of all, it totally depends on your interest, in which field you want to pursue your career. Computer Science Engineering is the fastest-growing field of Science. Everybody knows that we cannot live without mobile phones and computers. Computer Science engineers are the highest-paid engineers in the world. And this field provides an abundance of job opportunities with very high pay packages ranging from 6 LPA to 2 LPA. But Computer Science Engineering demands a tricky mind for coding. Some of the top companies are Google, Facebook, Microsoft, etc. Mechanical engineering is the most creative and interesting branch of engineering. This field necessitates strong drawing abilities as well as knowledge of physical mathematics. Mechanical engineers get an average salary package ranging from 4 LPA to 25 LPA.

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Technology lateral from Delhi Technical University. Delhi Technical University will conduct DTU LEET for B.Tech lateral admission. Eligibility Criteria:
1- Students have to secure a minimum of 60 percent marks or an equivalent CGPA in an Engineering Diploma Degree.
2- Students from the SC/ST category should score a minimum of 50 to 55 percent in their examination.
3- Students who are above the age of 18 and below the age of 26 are eligible for the entrance exam.
4- Students who have Backlogs and Supplementary Diplomas can also apply for lateral entry to Delhi Technological University, but they have to clear all the supplementary or backlogs till the time of admission.
5- Students who have completed their Diploma course from a known university which is located in Delhi will be eligible for the Delhi region only.
6- Whereas students who have completed their Diploma course from a known university located in another place than Delhi are eligible for outside the Delhi region only. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Delhi Technical University exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/university/dtu-Delhi-technological-university-23920). I hope this will help you.