SMEAT

You cannot get CSE but you can EEE branch with your 12th marks and JEE Mains Percentile. And there are chances for you to get ECE in round 2, if you want to go for ECE branch.

NIFT is a government college in designing field which offers admission only on clearing DAT prelims & Mains, situation test.
No donation is accepted here for admission.
If you are selected and have been offered the call letter from NIFT Bangalore, then only you can seek admission to it.
Fees for 4-years course, that is, for B.Des is Rs. 7.89 lacs.
For further details, follow the link below.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/national-institute-of-fashion-technology-bangalore-h-s-r-layout-27352

You cannot get admission in top government colleges as your rank is way too high. You can use the college predictor tool to know in which colleges you can get admission. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor.

Hi Praveen,
The percent should be 40 as you're from SC category and the rank to get admission in BDS it should be in between 96-118 for SC category students.

In which stream did you get 15035 rank either medicine or engineering?

Hello Niveditha, I must say that you have obtained a very good ranking in KCET. With this, you should get admission in your desired college. However, to help you I am attaching a link that will predict college for you based on your performance in KCET. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/kcet-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

If you has money then she get a seat anywhere in any private college, otherwise I am sorry as she can't get admission anywhere by this score. At least, she need a score above 550.

Dear use this Shiksha college predictor link: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/upsee-college

Hi Ishita, with the 10+2 and NATA score, you can apply in CEPT University. We have all India seats and you can apply through www.ceptadmissions.in. The UG admissions are open and the last date is 23rd June 2019.

Yes, but you won't be getting good colleges and you will end up getting admission in a low-grade architecture college.