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You can still apply in B-schools in Maharashtra, if you want to opt for MS. The process is as per DTE Maharashtra's CAP rounds. You can also give MAH-CET entrance exams, as it is a very well-known exam in the state of Maharashtra. The last date for sale of application forms for MAH-CET exam is 17th Feb 2018.

Learning something is never a waste of time. However, if you feel you can do better in your field of study, i.e civil engineering, you should definitely pursue that. You can always do a part-time course to learn the art of cooking. If you strongly feel that you want to learn cooking full time, you should pursue a course in Bachelors in Catering Technology and Culinary Arts from Culinary Academy of India. It will broaden your scope for employment.

Hello,
Unfortunately, with just 68 percentile in CAT exam, it is impossible to get even a decent college for pursuing MBA. I suggest you to reappear for CAT this year and aim for a much better score (at least 85 percentile). Good luck.

Hi Tirath Singh,
You can either apply for an advance Diploma, post-secondary Diploma or Bachelor's degree. To apply to any of the courses, you have to confirm with the colleges about the requirements. In general, you must have a first class percentage and must take the IELTS. An overall score of 6 with no module less than 5.5 is required by majority of the colleges.

Hi Manavi,
If you meet the admission requirements, have relevant education background and stream, have around 70% marks, and if you have a valid IELTS score you can apply. You have to check the eligibility criteria and fulfill the criteria.

These two are the best options:
Sri Sai College of Engineering and Technology
KC-Khalsa College, Amritsar