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Students will be divided in 10-15 days depending on their rank:
for ex-students, with rank 1-1000 will be called on first day further they will allowed to seat inside the auditorium during their rank range ( 10am -11am 1-100rank and so on ).
As soon as you reach the auditorium, you will need to show documents at GATE and enter the auditorium, you will be given two challan, which you have to filled with all your personal and academic details and DD detail, then you will seating in main auditorium where live seat left in each college would showing to you and you will be called on stage according to your rank.
There will be computers on which they will fill your details, if seat is available in that college, then seat will be allotted to you, and further documents verification will take place and your documents will be return back and you will be redirected to fee office to submit DD.
If you are happy with your college allotment, then report to college with documents and fulfill all formalities.
But, I will advise you to wait, as in second counseling many students will leave seat, so there is high chance of getting better college to what you got in first counseling.

HI Anand, Whatever University you want to join for doing B.Tech you have to check there admission criteria. Now I will tell you the eligibility criteria for B.Tech which you should have:-
B Tech- Eligibility Criteria
1.60% marks or equivalent in Class X in five subjects (Compulsory subjects - English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies. The fifth subject can be indicative as per applicants choice. ). The board can be CBSE/ICSE/any other board in India or an equivalent board if from a country outside India.
2.60% marks in Class XII in five subjects (Compulsory subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology (PCM/PCB) & English. The fifth subject can be indicative as per applicants choice. ). The board can be any recognised board in India or an equivalent board if from a country outside India. In case of ISC board if an applicant has taken four subjects, aggregate of four subjects will be considered.
3.60% marks in PCM in Class XII if opting for CS. Or ECE streams, 60% marks in PCB or PCM or PCMB in Class XII if choosing BT and 60% marks in PCB in Class XII, if opting for Integrated M.Sc. CS.
4. Should be appearing in the board examination in March/April 2018 or should have the necessary mark sheets if you have appeared in 2016 or 2017.
5. Should have JEE Main/BITSAT/SAT/NEET/Any other State Engineering Entrance Examinations rank/score otherwise applicant will be required to appear in the NIIT University Engineering Test (NUET).
6. Applicants, who are appearing either for the Cambridge, IGCSE examination (A Level) or International Baccalaureate (IB) with a minimum of five subjects, including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and/or Biology, admission would be granted based on the predicted score.
7. Applicant should have scored Grade 4 in IB Board or minimum grade C in Cambridge IGCSE Board. Hope this will help you. :). .

Well, true that it all comes down to preferences, but let's have a look at what the branches are meant to be. Information technology: where you learn about processors, compilers develop algorithms etc. But at the end of the day it all comes down to your coding skills. Companies recruit you on the basics of how good a coder you are. Electronics and communication: well you learn about microcontrollers and communication but keeping in mind that microcontrollers need to be programmed so you have to learn coding anyhow. And if you are dedicated enough you can use your little bit of coding knowledge on sites like codechef and develop your algorithms alongside.