Engineering

I don't think environment engineering is a good career to pursue in India as very less work about environment is done here. While IITs will definitely give you a promising career and life but I cannot say how much you will enjoy it. You may then thin about giving Indian Forest Service exam through UPSC.

No, distance/correspondence course is recognised by AICTE. Hence, there cannot be college that claims to have recognition for their distance engineering course.

Diploma Entry is given on the qualification of 10th standard. 12th qualification is only required if you are seeking admission in lateral entry. Since it a government college they must conduct state level entrance exam. Appear for the exam and try to score well.

No, there is no such distance engineering course. AICTE does not recognise such courses and it will not be helpful for career.

Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Candidates who score more than the UPSEE cutoff 2019, they are eligible and called for the counseling process. Here, we are providing the AKTU last year's cutoff of marks to qualify the exam:
General/OBC: 25%
SC/ST: 20%.

You can apply for admission to B.Tech as you are eligible for this course.
Good luck.

Hello,
You can go for MBA in project management or MBA in production or MBA in operations.
All these branches have good and wide scope.