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Yes, you can get these colleges, but it will depend upon course and it's individual cut-offs. But, you may get both. All the best, fill the university forms.

For B.Sc in MLT, the fee is INR 49,500 per semester and it's a 3-year course.

Hi,
If you are targeting top 5 IHMs then you need to get a rank under 1500 (for general category) in NCHMCT Joint entrance exam.

The students should score at least 45% in their 12th for this course.
12th
Aggregate of one language and three best elective subjects would be considered as best four subjects (BFS). Environmental Education (ISC), Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Painting, Dance, Music, Physical Education, Home Science, Engineering Drawing and all other vocational subjects are not considered as BFS.

BBA is a UG management degree. There are many colleges in Pune for BBA studies. It is not compulsory for every college to give entrance exam for BBA. Some of the colleges do not conduct the entrance exam for admission, you get admission based on your HSC score. But there are even many more colleges which have their own entrance exam for admission and you have to give it if you want admission in that college. You can visit the college website where you want admission and can get to know all details about it. Thank you.

Hi,
Both the branches are good, but let me tell you that Computer Science is considered as a field where you get more chances of high paying jobs both in India and abroad too. This field is full of opportunities. If you are willing enough to excel yourself in computer engineering you should go for this rather. It is very broad in terms of job options. Regards.

No, it's not necessary. Any state student can take the exam for admission.

Hi Manjinder,
While going to apply abroad for studies it is better you go through a normal regular schooling. Dummies won't be accepted abroad. Even in India there are many difficulties and formalities for class 12th dummies. See, dummy admissions basically are done by students enrolling for plus-two courses but they spend their time preparing for competitive entrance exams like JEE and medical entrance tests instead of attending classes. This practice won't be accepted by any foreign university, gap period can be accepted but not a dummy school.

Hello Amandeep,
Please checkout the link attached below for your query:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
I hope this will help you finding the appropriate choice. Good luck.
Thank you.

Hi,
It's totally dependent on the college where you are applying for admission in B.Tech that whether that college wants your JEE score or not to be written in the given space. You need to ask the college authorities about what to do if you didn't take JEE Mains exam.

There's no such "BEST WAY" to crack any law entrances. But hard work and knowing the law and the country you live in. Also, build up your reasoning abilities by brain storming sessions.

Hi Priya Mohan,
It is generally a good decision but if you are competent enough to be admitted into a good or top ranked university. Specially if you want to come back to India and find a job then you must have done your MBA from a very good university because in India the reputation and university ranking matters critically. Finance is a very good option and in-demand. Scope is immense. You can try applying to universities in countries like Canada, Australia, NZ etc. Where you can work for few years after studies. Once you gain some international work experience and apply to companies in India your CV will stand out.