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Hey rapolu,
There are chances you can get the admission , as last year cut off was approx 81 percentile.
And yes, there's no fixed package, the average package is 4.5 lacs and above.
Thank you.

Hi Dear,
Kindly use the JEE Mains college predictor app to get more insights about the shortlisted colleges for your JEE Mains score. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

IIFT achieved 100% placements in record time for its flagship MBA (IB) program and was the first amongst Top 10 B-School across the country to finish its Final Placements. The official placement reports for the last few years are available online. You can refer to them for more details.

Here is the link:
http://indiacollegeinfo.com/best/List_of_Top_BBA_MBA_colleges_in_Uttar_Pradesh_with_fees_structure_placement_grade/

CLAT is having a multiple choice question based format and the test is conducted for 200 marks with five sections. They will calculate the marks based on your aptitude and verbal skills and the most important thing is that there is a negative marking for each wrong answer. The test will be conducted in two hours period.
I hope the above information will be useful for you and relevant to your query.

there is managemt quota in jss noida

GL BAJAJ , JSS or NIET . I myself has taken admission in niet .but search college near by your house

Dear Saurabh
I suggest you to drop an year and give one more year to your preparation of competitive exams.

Depends on the country in which you wish to pursue Master's.
In Germany, education is free. There is no fees
In Canada, its approximately 15-25 lakhs (except living expenses)
In US, its approximately 20-40 lakhs (only tuition fees)

Kindly check this link:
http://www.mapsofindia.com/education/mba-colleges/gurgaon.html

Hey Raja,
I would like to suggest you to go for generalized degree in mechanical rather than going for some specialized one. It will be useful to have a generalized degree which can help you in multiple sectors. Also go for a university which has a good placement record.

Yes, its possible. Some colleges wants maths as a compulsory subject though.