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Yes, definitely, you should check out the cut off list at the colleges.

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Its an average college with decent placements to know the exact scenario for faculty and placements get in touch with the current students through social media or in person.
For more information. check the link below, also go through reviews:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/sinhgad-institutes-pune-sinhgad-engineering-institutes-off-karve-road-22955

According to my views and experience, JSS is the best university for the management courses. In this university, you can get good placements. And, good companies come here for the placement cell. You can get good companies here for the placement. JSS has good infrastructure and peaceful environment.

It's not a good college for civil engineering. I recommend you to join some other better college.

MBA require Graduation in any stream as eligibility criteria. So graduation in which subject is not important. But if you take BBA, then it will be continuation of your graduate studies.
Apart from traditional specializations such as HR, Systems, Marketing and Finance, several sectoral programs also available at MBA like
Media and Entertainment Management
Project Management
Pharma Management
Marine Management
Logistics and Supply Chain Management etc.
If you want to specialize in Agricultural Marketing / Management, it is better to choose B.Sc-Agriculture

The most effective method to score well in class 11 is as follows:
Understand the theory and concepts very well with the help of your seniors and teachers. Next, read the NCERT books and solve the exercises thoroughly. Next, pick up other books to polish your application skills. RD and RS for maths, HC Verma for physics and Modern's ABC for chemistry are recommended by my teachers

Chances are less because cut-offs in a government colleges are pretty high (e.g 92% or above). But still, you can fill the form and wait for counselling. If you get selected.

This will depend on the specialisation that you wish to take.

Mba in marketing has a better scope and high market demand.

Hi Gurleen, it is difficult to advice basis incomplete information. You have to mention your education background and interests. Also you have to keep note of your career plans.

Most universities require English professors to have, at the minimum, a Masters degree in literature. With a Masters, you can teach students pursuing an associate or Bachelors degree, but you will need a Ph.D. in literature to teach graduate level students. If you hope to enter a career as a professor of English literature, knowing the general courses you need will help guide your studies.

Hello,
Sastra is ranked before these colleges in NIRF ranking. So, it's better if you get into Sastra if you have a fair score.

Yes, you can apply under SPP scheme. The admission will depend on the college but you are eligible to apply.

Now-a-days, students are opting for engineering and then doing MBA to back it out. MCA is fading fast.
If you are interested in engineering, then it should be a reputed college. Then only it is worth.