Engineering

All of them are quite good Institutes but to be specific, in my opinion you should opt for VIT for Engineering. CSE is a non-core branch and if you work hard a bit, you can land into getting a good job as compared to the core branches.

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University's School of Engineering is counted among the best college for M.Tech in Bangalore. It offers Masters of Technology in various engineering streams. You can visit its official website to learn about the college and courses.

Sastra CSE branch will have more competition. Maybe you won't get CSE seat. If you are more college preferable and in 1at year all people will read the same. So if you are confident that you will get 9 GPA then you can get your CSE branch then. If upto now your are adjustable with any branch you can apply.

Sastra won't considers any EWS type. They will consider AIR ranks only. Maybe it's difficult to get a CSE seat with your score. If you are more preferable to college and don't consider any branch in first year. If you avail 9 GPA in 1at year. You can change your branch from anything to CSE.

If you get the opportunity then definitely go for it. The project will help to enhance knowledge. It will be beneficial anywhere.

Yes, you can Get admission in RVCE . The minimum eligibility criteria for B.Tech admissions in RVCE through KCET and COMEDK is 45% marks at 12th for general and 40% for reserved candidates.
More details click: http://www.btechadmission.co.in/

RV college of engineering Biotechnology fee - 15 lakh For 4 years through Management quota
COmedk- fee is 201960+ College fee Rs 37100
and KCET Fee is- 58806+ College fee Rs 37100.

Yes, I think you should talk to R. V College admissions department and ask about it immediately or you have go through COMEDK and KCET (FOR Karnataka Students) entrance exam.