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So you must have also started exploring the world of game development. Cool, isn't it? How can game developers make these awesome things? How can they sew a whole new virtual world with the power of programming, AI, graphics and what not? But after quite searching, you must have exhausted and thought, Hi why not join a college for game programming in India? Stop right there. Keep one thing in mind, you don't need college for learning how to create games. As far as I have been into this, it involves the use of logic and a better understanding of programming language (especially C+since it is widely used in everything). Rather go for learning computer science. It is the discipline which is important, not the game programming college. Moreover, you will be able to combine all other areas of computer Science into programming games. Whereas in game programming college, they will only teach you a specific area of programming, which is quite wrong and won't be helpful in long run. The game developers I know are mostly self-learners and really implemented what they thought. And mostly, they love what they do. Refer this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/game-design/colleges/colleges-Delhi-ncr

I had only 60% in my 12th still I got admission in FC for B.Sc. FC is definitely a college in which you want to take admission at any cost or you will at least try your best to get here I was the same. But since I had only 60% how I got admission here I will share it with you. To get admission here you need to fill the online merit list first then based on your percentage they will display the merit list and you will see almost all toppers in the list in my case 1212 people applied and my name was on 730 no so obviously I was not going to shortlisted even after 3rd merit list as only 160 seats are there. So I took admission in MIT-Alandi a college in which you surely don't want to go for B.Sc. But if you will clear your FYB.Sc even with 58-60%, you will easily get admission in FC in the second year because nearly 30-40 people fail (year down) in the first year and that gives chance to people who didn't get admission here in FYB.Sc. Coming to your question you need to have 80% or above to get admission here in the first year. The calculation might get some up and down based on the cut-off list of that year. Means you might get admission on 65% also or you may not get admission even if you score 70%. But 80% or above will get you in. And last tip doesn't get panic after seeing the toppers in the list they go for engineering they just fill the form as a safer side so that if they will not get admission for engineering in good college alternatively they can do B.Sc. They even take admissions and afterwards cancel it if they got admission for engineering.