JEE

Yes, there are some affordable colleges and universities for B.Tech in CSE in DELHI without jee.

Bharti vidyapeeth college of engineering 

This college takes admission on basis of IPU-CET with 2.5L/per year fees.

Amity university. 

MSIT 

1.5L-2L 

No, SRIHER does not consider JEE Main scores for BTech admission. The institute releases a merit list based on Class 12 performance and a personal interview. This makes SRIHER a good choice for students looking for top private engineering colleges offering BTech admission without JEE.

Candidates who wish to register for the session 2 JEE Mains can do so in the month of February. The last date to register for the session 2 of JEE Mains is at the end of February. This date has already passed so candidates will need to appear for other exams like the COMEDK and CET exams that are still ongoing. More information on these exams can be found on their respective official website.

Yes, a low percentile in JEE can affect your  UGEE interview. Even in some cases with low percentile there is still hope for doing good at UGEE.

If you are OBC try IIIT MANIPUR as there new branches has added this year CSAB .

With 91.6 percentile in JEE, 10k WBJEE rank, and 67.2% boards, you can get CSE/IT in good private WB colleges like Heritage, Techno India, or Narula. JoSAA options include IIIT Una, NIT Mizoram (non-core branches). You meet eligibility for all except IITs. Focus on WBJEE counseling for better local options.

With an EWS rank of 43,033, you're unlikely to get CSE at HBTU (closing ~22k). But you're a strong candidate for core branches such as Chemical, Civil, Electronics, or Mechanical Engineering, where closing ranks go up to 50–65k. Consider ranking and counseling priorities accordingly.

IISc Bangalore considers JEE Advanced scores for admission to BSc and BTech programmes. JEE Advanced is  usually conducted in May every year. Once the exam is conducted, the conducting IIT releases response sheet and provisional answer key. Once the JEE Advanced results are out, JoSAA Counselling starts.

There is only one college apart IIT or NIT which offers this course in government college i.e, Nalanda College of Engineering. I can guarantee you can get admission there easily if you are Bihar.

90 percentile is likely insufficient for Aerospace at NITs or IITs, but good alternatives include KIIT University and SRM Institute, which offer dedicated Aerospace programs. You may also explore state or private colleges with related disciplines like Avionics or Aeronautical Engineering, often accessible via slightly lower rankings or their own exams.