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There are a lot of government and state -funded engineering colleges taking students under B.Tech wherein the fee is considerably poor in terms of marks obtained in the 12th grade. Examples are AU Allahabad (4400 rupees per year) and multiple Government Engineering Colleges (GECs) in Gujarat (such as Surat, Valsad and Patan) at a fee of about 6000 rupees per year. Alternatives consist of Jadavpur University (Kolkata, 10,000-20, 000 per annum) and COEP Technological University (Pune, 9000-15, 000 per annum). The state-level counseling in these institutions is generally particular.

For BBA at IEM Saltlake University, your 75% in 10th is a good start, and you can apply even before your 12th results are declared. The general eligibility requires a minimum of 50% or 60% in 10+2, and admission is primarily based on their entrance exam, IEMCET. As for the fees, the total tuition for the 3-year BBA programme is around INR 3.35 Lakhs, with the first year's fees approximately INR 1.15 Lakhs. Keep in mind that fee structures can be subject to change, so it's always best to verify the latest details directly with the university's admissions office

Oh yes, PSG Institute of Technology and Applied research (PSG iTech) which comes under the PSG College of Technology group has a B.Tech. course in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. This is a 4-year undergraduate course with the capacity of intake being 60 students The course started in the 2022-23 academic year. It is mainly through TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) the students are admitted.

No.it seems difficult to take admission with this percentage. But you are eligible for the NEET exam.so you can give NEET exam and take admission in this college. But you have to score 650+ marks in NEET exam.

The most recent cut off information for BA programs at Lucknow University , specifically for the BA programme indicates a cut off rank of 5830 for the open category and 1641 OBC in the Lucknow University entrance exam.