Gurgaon

Sharda University will be a better choice in all aspect of education as well as infrastructure.

Yes, you can get admission first your search for your choice if colleges, make a list, search about them in internet, if possible visit them once and meet their admission department and then take admission.

Will you be able to do Part Time Engineering or Evening classes? Those are options you have in engineering field. I would have suggested AMIE, but it is not recognized by AICTE. IGNOU on the other hand provides B.Tech in Civil Engineering only, so that is not in equation. There are many colleges in Delhi that will give admission to working professionals.

Now,you can easily found which college is best for you , Here is the link-
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
Use this college comparison only.
All the best.

I think, to pursue MBA in India is the best option because we have a lot of good B-Schools which gives us enough scope for growth and strengthen our position. Below mentioned are the top 10 institutions in our country:
1. FMS-Delhi.
2. IIM-A.
3. IIM-B.
4. IIM-C.
5. IIM-L.
6. IIM-K.
7. JBIMS.
8. SPJIMR.
9. MDI-Gurgaon.
10. XLRI.
To get admission in the above mentioned colleges, you have to go through a series of exams like CAT, XAT, IIFT, CMAT, NMAT or SNAP and also an excellent percentile, then you will receive calls for the second process, i.e. WAT/ GD/ PI and if you are able to impress them, then you are in.

Hi Submit, Please find the links below:
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/ranking/top-executive-mba-colleges-in-india/18-2-0-0-0
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/colleges/executive-mba-colleges-Gurgaon.

For CSE, GL Bajaj is better in terms of placements.

If you get a chance then you should go for sure to pursue MBA from this institute (IBMR). The Institute provides excellent facilities with good infrastructure. It has a tie-up with various Institutes to provide an excellent education to the students. Placement records are good, case study on fortune 500 companies, stipends on internships. Do some research. Try finding the intake process and the quality of candidates they admit in their courses. Hope this may help you. Feel free to ask if want more information.
All the best!

Hello Atul, If your goal after engineering is to do a job, research or pursue a Master's degree then yes St. Andrews is a good choice for you. Following are some of the main features:
Get taught by faculty members from IITs, NIT & other GFTIs. Industrial Training is offered within the course of study (eg. Web development, PHP, Java, etc). Placement opportunities in top MNC's. A minimum of 25 interview opportunities for getting a placement in the final year. Seminars and practical workshop from some of the reputed instructors & trainers in India. You can further check more details here:
www.saitmgurgaon.com.