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Hello Krishna,
Please refer to this link to get more insights of the colleges and branches:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/kcet-college-predictor
However, as per your rank, your chances are alim for any colleges.

Yes. Try for gov colleges.

The trends of dual courses are not so good nor reputed meanwhile u need to concentrate both on Your B.Tech n MBA so its advised to go gor B.Tech first then MBA .
All d Best !!!!

where exactly you want to pursue your MBA.if you want to go to USA .then you can go for Harvard university. .just google it!

Hi Mohammed just go through this link and fill out the required details
College predictor in Shiksha
https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor.

Dear Aspirant, Thanks for forwarding your query. The eligibility required for B.Tech - Mechanical Engineering is you should have score min. 60% in PCM in +2 board results. You have to then appear for a written test conducted by Amity University Mumbai. Warm Regards Amity University Mumbai 9818695972

Each country have medical council registration to practise. Hence it is not possible.

If you family budget is low you can apply for education loan. Now a days applying for education loan has become very easy and they don't take any interest from you during your study period as well as the next one year after college is over till you find a sound job for yourself. After getting a job you have to start paying your loan amount.

NIFT is one of the best college.

Placements are not that good for mechanical . But most of the students of ME go for GATE exam then to PSUs or for further studies(m.tech)

You may chose physics, chemistry & maths in 11 & 12th class to be eligible for B.Tech automobile engineering.

I would suggest you to go for regular MBA. But if you are employed and don't have much time then it's okay.

You can choose marketing it will be beneficial for you.