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Yes, you can get a good college. Congratulations on scoring 91.89 percentile in JEE Mains exam. You can get admission in good colleges, according to your JEE Mains percentile.

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Kristu Jayanti College, is an autonomous college, NAAC graded A+, college situated in Bengaluru. The Department of Humanities offers a vista of courses viz. , JPCS, JPEng, HTJ, HEP, JPolEng following the triple major system and specialising in subjects like English, Journalism, Psychology, History, Political Science, Economics, Computer Science and Tourism respectively. It works in coordination, catering to the objectives of the Humanities Department in association with the institution's vision.

It's difficult to confirm you exactly but please go through this link to predict the college that you can get.
Rank predictor :https://www.resonance.ac.in/answer-key-solutions/JEE-Main/2017/jee-main-2017-rank-predictor.php
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You can get into B.Arch in CET with the help of NATA itself. You can follow the link below for detailed eligibility:
https://ask.shiksha.com/does-one-have-to-write-keam-to-get-admission-in-b-arch-isn-t-nata-score-sufficient-qna-4366920

By considering the previous seat allotment statistics, it's a little bit difficult to get CSE in NIT, Trichy but you can get the branches like, IT, Mechanical, EEE. Anyway, try for it.

BBA+MBA (5 years) is an Integrated MBA Programme for all eligible class XII pass-outs aspiring for a career in the held of business management. It is an innovative designed dual degree programme that combines the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes BBA and MBA.

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Yes, you can easily get admission in HBTU Kanpur - Harcourt Butler Technical University, but getting in B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering might be difficult for you.

Year of your +2 passing does not matter to get admission in B.Sc+B.Ed. For B.Sc, you are eligible. For B.Ed, you have to write an entrance exam.

Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws [B.A.L.L.B.] is a dual degree professional course in administrative law. BA LLB is a five-year course. Having passed 10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognized board with a recommended minimum of 50% on aggregate, a candidate may apply for this course.

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You can refer the following link for detailed syllabus of maths involved in BCA courses:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b12P_0rCJqE.
With BCA, you can start as a junior level programmer/software tester. However, MCA is recommended for a levelling up your job position and pay scale.

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Please go with this college predictor this will help you to choose best for you:
https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor
Thank you.

You have to get in touch with them directly for this. Either write an email or you can also call on their number to confirm.

M.A. Geography: Eligibility. Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to meet the following minimum eligibility criteria: A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of secondary high school or equivalent from a recognised board with higher marks in social sciences.

Your rank must be between 2000-3000 to get it easily in first or the second round.

Indraprastha University has a number of such colleges. It depends on your marks in the entrance exam.

The fee structure is INR 63,000 per year.
They have mentioned as if they provide scholarships for SC/ST category or not.
Feel free to ask anything.

Yes, you can get admission in CIT with this score easily. The only thing you have to do is be patient as in the primary round of counselling you might not be able to get the college.

You asked this 2 years ago and didn't get any answer, now I am in your position, question is the still the same, if you can answer me, that would be really helpful, thanks.

The fee structure is INR 63,000 per year.
Nothing is mentioned as if they provide scholarships for SC/ST category or not.
Feel free to ask anything.