Punjab

There are various colleges present in Punjab and Haryana. Thapar University is present in Patiala, can be the best college that you can study in.

I am not saying that CGC, Chandigarh is top of the world but its very unique in its own way. There are many advantages by which you can easily attracted towards it.
1. Beautiful white campus located Landran, Mohali near Chandigarh.
2. Campus life has a quality.
3. If you are events freak, then you must join CGC. It organise various events on a regular basis
and many more

Yes you can get admission in your target college as college just needed 50% + marks in class12th and you got this marks so you get admission.
Go for next process of admission in your target college.

Chances are very less for you to get admission in Punjab engineering college at this rank. You should try JAC Chandigarh counselling and wait till spot round keeping the hope high and expectations low.

In my opinion, IIT-Ropar is better than IIT-Jodhpur in terms of education, atmosphere and ranking.

Yes this college is good for MBA students. One of my friend who studies in this college told me that the placements are 100%. and last year, the highest package went near 20 lakhs.

In case you want to work in IT and ITES Industries based on your computing skills and degree, you may evaluate doing MBA IT. You may refer to the following link for a list of top MBA B-Schools in Chandigarh: https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-chandigarh-tricity/2-2-0-12292-0&grqid=ElRzwPAE&hl=en-IN

In my opinion, Thapar University will be the best to pursue CSE. As it is among the best private colleges in India. It's the faculty members, placement and exposure are outstanding. So, if you are getting Thapar for B.Tech in CSE, you should not leave it.

Jatin, LPU is a brand in itself. It has been ranked as one of the best universities by various agencies on the basis of its infrastructure, its placements, its pedagogy, its faculty, to mention a few.
The university leaves no stone unturned to shape the future of its students.
All the three courses are different from each other and have their own individual value. They all are equally good, so important is your interest in them. Better would be to meet the people of the concerned department and have discussion with them. After discussion, you can decide which course is meant for you.