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To get an admission for M.Sc. Anthropology you have to write PGCET and then based on your rank counseling will be done and based on merit you'll get an admission into a college and for private college you'll get direct admission with high tuition fees.

Placements for last recent passed out students got 90% placements.

Hi Ved, Both CSE and IT are good Branches. There are lot of opportunities in both the branches. The major difference between both these field is that IT deals with the application of computing technology to real life processes, while, Computer Science deals with the Science that facilitates these applications. In my opinion CSE is better than IT as it has more demand in IT sector.

The college claims for the 45 percentile cut off.

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It's about 45 percentile of minimum marks required for getting into admission.

Hello! Ahilya Nandkumar Mote, I think you would get admission in any branch and college that you desire with the percentile and the category that you have. I am sure by now you must be already in some college. Can you please let us know where?
Otherwise best way to guess probability of admission is to check it on college predictor available online.
Best wishes to you.

No, you are not eligible to give an entrance exam unless you had completed your Bachelors in BCA or any other course related to the same. Hope it helps.

For pursuing M.Sc in Zoology, you should study life science with Zoology as main subjects or one of the core subjects. You should get 55% and the cutoff varies from year to year.

98 percent I think.

I think you should focus on studies first. Part time you can do if you can.

For distance learning there is a very good platform where you can learn all your things of your need from IITs professor. You should visit NPTEL for more information.

Yes definitely, students get MBA programs offered with no experience and since you have experience of a year, universities will give you priority over other students.