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Hello,
Greetings from Shiksha.
Check out the college predictor like Shiksha college predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor
This will help you out a lot. You can also check the official APEAMCET site for knowing the opening and closing ranks of engineering college and also, the list of participating institutes.
Best of luck.

Hello Akshay!
It is good that you have written the entrance exams for BITS-Pilani and Amity University. The minimum eligibility is to score only 75% in board exams to get admission in these colleges.
You mention your scores in the BITSAT exam. I'll be able to help you after you do that.
If your score is 300+ in BITSAT then you can get a seat in BITS-Pilani and its campuses at Goa and Hyderabad.
All the best!

No, it Is not possible, but you may get BITS, Patna surely.

Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace engineering is the primary field of engineering concerned with the development of aircraft and spacecraft. It has two major and overlapping branches: aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering. And, for admission in this college, you should qualify the JEE entrance.

This would depend a lot on your interest areas & career aspirations. However, since you have done 12th in arts you should pursue BBA. BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application) is a technical course and one would need good computer skills plus an HSC in science would be necessary to seek admission.
BCA can also be Bachelor of Commercial Arts, if you are creative in nature and have good drawing skills then you can pursue commercial arts course as well.

In Aakash, NCERT is copy pasted, whereas, in Alle, Advanced+basic (NCERT) is taught. If you want to prepare for AIIMS then go with Allen.

Both branches are connected with each other and both have equal scopes. If you have much interest in softwares then go for IT, and If you are interested in Hardware also, then go for Computer Engineering.

I think you know that to practice in India you have to qualify MCI screening test. And, passing this exam is tougher than NEET, so prepare for NEET.
USA, New Zealand, Canada, UK are best option for pursuing medical degree (MD), because there is no need to qualify MCI screening test. You can practice (clinical) in India.

It is a five year course.

It is a 5 year course.

Last year the closing rank was 1.1k (approximately) . I don't think you will get CSE by any chance. If you want you can try via management quota.

Yes you can choose any of these but remember there are no connection between them chemical engineering and B.Sc. Are totally different from MPSC exam so it's totally up to you what would you have to choose it depends on your interest but remember choose the subject which will suitable for you.