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After completing BA honors, you are eligible for the following government jobs:
1. Teaching in government schools.
2. You are eligible to appear for Civil Services examination to become IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS, etc.
3. You can appear for CDS examination to become commissioned officer in Army.
4. You can appear for Assistant Commandant exam conducted by UPSC to join paramilitary forces.
5. Appear for PCS service exam.
6. Appear in SSC exam to join Group B or C services of GOI.
7. Appear for PO and clerical services examinations for public sector banks.
8. Management trainee in PSU.
9. State police services as Sub inspector.
10. Jobs in districts and local bodies in clerical and supervisory level.

Very good question, at the right time. I only wanted to write about the options available for Dentists in all perspectives, without making the BDS education go waste. There are options to shift your field entirely too. - If you want to continue clinical side, you can do MS or continue with BDS. If you do MS in non-clinicals (O. Path, Ph.D. you can go for research pertainting to Dentistry too. You have many fellowship courses also available (only to gain skills and clinical experience, but they are not DCI recognised). You have fellowships in forensic odontology too (practically of no use in India). You can try for posts in Dental colleges, PHC's. Now, if you want to explore other options outside Dentistry, you can try in the:
-insurance sector. -Pharmaceuticals sector. -Health care management
-MPH
-clinical research and trials
-marketing
-research.

Automobile engineering is a super-specialisation under Mechanical engineering. In majority of engineering colleges Automobile engineering is offered by Mechanical engineering department. Very few engineering colleges have exclusive Automobile engineering department. Mechanical engineers are required by all type of industries. Mechanical engineers can also get job in Automobile engineering. Whereas, B.Tech Automobile engineers are employed in automobile and its ancillary industries only. Therefore, scope of Automobile engineers is lesser in comparison to Mechanical engineering. If you are sure about your interest, you may go ahead with B.Tech automobile engineering else you may opt for Mechanical engineering. It is suggested that you can do Automobile engineering specialisation at M.Tech level.

With a CMAT score of 88.16 percentile and belonging to the OBC category, you may have a chance to get admission in some of the colleges you have mentioned in the CAP (Centralized Admission Process) rounds. However, admission to these colleges also depends on other factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the cutoff set by each college. Based on the cutoffs of the previous years, you may have a chance to get admission in colleges like SIES, NL Dalmia, IES and Chetna in the CAP rounds, especially in the second or third round. However, admission to PUMBA and XIMR may be competitive, and you may need to have a higher percentile score to secure admission in these colleges. It is important to note that the cutoffs may vary each year, and you should check the official website of each institute or contact them directly to get the latest information on the admission process and cutoffs. Additionally, you can also consider applying to other colleges that accept CMAT scores and fit your budget and location preference.