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All of the guys answering here about B.Sc IT and B.Tech are mostly from the so commonly degree called B.Tech. So it's obvious that they will all favor B.Tech and discourage B.Sc IT. But let me tell you one thing there is no such difference between both of these, the difference just lies in the mentality of folks who are answering here.
If you have a good knowledge of database, software and programming languages, then there is a lot scope of getting a high paying job in IT industry and a B.Sc IT degree with great depth of knowledge is preferred over the copy paste studies of B.Tech students who just have a degree, no understanding.

For a good career, you can do CA (charted accountant) or you can go for banking sector.

Please specify the name of the college where you plan to apply.

Last year (2017), my friend got 219 marks in JEE Mains Paper 2 and 81% in 12th from CBSE Board and he belongs to OBC category. His Gen rank was 9243 and OBC rank was 3800, still, he didn't get any college. So, I think for a general candidate, the score must be above than 250 if Board marks are not included.
All the best.

Hello,
For getting admitted into any kind of good college you will have to pass through an entrance examination
I will suggest you to fill up the form for colleges still you have some time for some colleges apply for DU and others.

Yes, even after 3 attempts you did not get what you wanted, there is surely something bigger waiting for you. Take time and plan out what you want in future and go accordingly. Humanities is not a bad option, it comes with so many opportunities. If you believe you have the potential, go for it. Later on, you may appear for UPSC.

It will be declared after JEE Advanced results or the starting process of JoSAA.

Every institute has different eligibility criteria for the admissions. I advice you to please go through the official website for eligibility criteria.
Link: http://www.ipu.ac.in/pubinfo/admission2018/adm2018main/ADMBRO2018A_190218.pdf
Follow the brochure.

Hi Shubrah,
From 15th June the registration of JOSAA will start and thereafter the counselling session would take place.
Around end of June you will be able to get the opening and closing ranks of IITs and NITs.

Hi Saima,
Her admission will depend on the cutoff announced by the participating colleges. If her marks are in the cutoff criteria, then she will. Do try for other private colleges too, they are equally good.

Just go through this link and fill out the required details:
https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor

NATA 2019 dates have yet not been released. Please refer to the link provided below where NATA 2018 dates are mentioned and can be used for reference. Regards. https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/exams/nata/dates.

I advice you to please go through the official website for eligibility criteria.
http://www.ipu.ac.in/pubinfo/admission2018/adm2018main/ADMBRO2018A_190218.pdf
Follow the brochure.

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Yes. Venkateshwara is a famous college with excellent teaching faculty members. So, usually, students with JEE score above 150 will get into this campus.

Yes, you can give JEE Mains exam. You need to choose between the offline and online mode. Most of the students used to go for the offline mode but now the trend is changing. The reason for this is that the offline mode of JEE Mains is conducted just after the 12th board exam giving the students very little time revise but on the other hand the online mode is conducted after the offline JEE Mains exam is over, giving the students a few more days to go through all the important topics one last time. But choose according to your convenience.