Rajasthan

First of all, MIT provides you better placement as compare to Manipal University Jaipur. And, if you hate biology, then you can go with Manipal Jaipur. Manipal Jaipur is also good and provides you average placement. Both of these campuses have got a really good infrastructure and good campus life.

If you are a graduate from a recognized university, you can apply directly to the university for admission. You can click the below link to find the contact details:
http://www.scdl.net/contact-us.aspx the position they hold in their work places.

Goa, Chandigarh and Jaipur would be the best among the options provided by you. But based on your rank it would be difficult to get into them, thus is unless you have any reservation.

Manipal university, Jaipur is a good university for engineering. But, many others institute are very good in Rajasthan like LNMIIT, Anand ICE, Jaipur according to placement. From my opinion Anand ICE, Jaipur provides world class infrastructure, best higher educated faculties & better placements. It's also provide abroad internship to students during the B.Tech. So, my suggestion is that you should visit one time at Anand ICE, Jaipur.

The admission is based on the marks in 12th and JEE merit list. You have to apply online or offline for admission in MBM Jodhpur. For more information, please visit the link below. Visiting the link would help you more:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/mbm-engineering-college-jodhpur-19383/admission

Absolutely, a good college. Poornima College has very good teaching methodologies with a high placement rate.

Yes, First you have to do councelling and wait for merit list. If your name is appeared in merit list then you will get admission by submitting and verifying original documents.

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Admissions are open for Masters in Arts in English. Aggecate Percentage of your B.A. Is considered for admission. However, the cutoff is not go high. So you can get admission easily in SS Jain Subodh PG College, Jaipur.

Yes, you can take admission in Mohanlal Sukhadia University for M.Sc. (Chemistry).

For B.Ed you need to have 50% marks in your graduation.