JEE Main

You will have to quit your course in B.Sc and appear for the JEE Advanced. Once you clear the JEE Advanced you would have to appear for the JEE Mains. After completing these two stages, if you are placed in the merit list in the JEE Mains you would qualify for JEE Mains counselling. Good luck!

Seemant Institute of Technology is not a good institute in terms of faculty and placements, would recommend you to opt for some other better college.

Hi,
First of all, clear your basic concepts and it is very important to go through previous year JEE questions which will give you an idea and many of that questions will clear your misconceptions.
GOOD LUCK.

It depends upon cut-off. But according to this year, the cutoff were 81.
So, 160 is not enough for CSE in top NITs.
But, you can GFTIS and good state government colleges.

First of all, scoring 69% in Boards when you're aiming for Top IITs of India doesn't bode well. You have to improve your HS score as well as crack JEE (Mains and Advanced) to ensure a seat in the desired IIT. The JEE Advanced Cut-off this year for various IITs in terms of opening ranks suggests that one needs to land a Rank somewhere near 1000. It is quite hard to get admissions in the prestigious IITs hence their fame.

For IIT you must clear JEE Mains and Advance and then AAT.

You have to just apply for the B-School in Maharastra and you can take admission on the management seat.

Of course, you can appear for the exam since the only requirement to be eligible for JEE exam is to pass 12 from PCM. That set. Best wishes!

Courses you can take up after board exams (10+2):
1) B.Sc.
2) B.A (Pass/Honors)
3) BCA
4) BBA
5) B.Com (Pass/Honors)
There are many other courses as well. I am only mentioning the popular courses taken up by students after their board exams.