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Hello Aditya,
To help you I am attaching a link that will predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your performance in this exam. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

The cutoff Percentage is above 95, then you will get selected.

After JOSSA counselling you can leave your NIT college and take admission in IITs.

Ofcourse you can pursue the Bachelor degree in Hospitality and hotel management. For you just have to join in any good college with an admission. If you want to join in any kind of central or state government colleges, then entrance exam is necessary. That is NCHMCT JEE.

Hi,
You completed B.Com 20 years passed and your marks are too low just 45%. Consult Delhi University or Bangalore University if you want to do B.Ed. But it might be not useful as you are over age so can't get a Government job.

It depend on notification of bank or Civil services. Where it is written Bachelor degree in any discipline B.Sc. Hotel management graduate are also eligible. B.Sc. In hotel management is also a degree. The university must be duly approved by UGC. You can refer the job notification for more clearity. Best wishes.

Hi,
Many years have passed since you completed your B.Com and also your marks are too low. Consult a good college or university for doing correspondence courses for B.Ed Delhi University might help you.

There are many pharmacist-lawyers and it is a great combination of degrees but does require many years of education. Most pharmacist-attorneys went to pharmacy school first followed by law school. Because pharmacists handle drugs including controlled substances it is a highly regulated profession and, in fact, every accredited pharmacy school requires a course in pharmacy law. This exposure in pharmacy school sparks an interest in some pharmacy students (me included) to pursue a law degree.

Annai Violet College of Arts and Science have good gym facilities, Library Facilities, good IT infrastructure facilities, good laboratory facilities etc.

If you have enough money, it is possible. But you have to complete your B.Tech in bio technology.

St Stephens has a better name than Hindu college, but both the colleges have good academics, exposure and placements.