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Yes, then go for the NIFT exam and clear it with a good rank. They are the best in the business till now. You will have a great scope and a better profile after this.

Dear Sneha Mahadev,
Suggestions for engineering:
1. Computer Science and Engineering/Information Technology
2. Electrical and Electronic Engineering
3. Civil Engineering (pursuing post-graduation with specialisation is necessary)
4. Mechanical Engineering
5. Electronics and Communication Engineering

Dear Sneha Mahadev,
VTU syllabus is not good for engineering.
It is an outdated syllabus and old.

We can't predict the college where you can admission through your NEET marks.
So, you are advised to visit career360, Motion IIT JEE or HT Campus.
You can get admission in private college, as you belong to OBC category.
All the best.

Kindly use this WBJEE college predictor tool to know more insights about the available colleges.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor

Hello Shubham,
Graduation in any basic branch of engineering is always the best option. After having achieved this the one can think of specialisations in some field. This way you can achieve your graduation and specialisation too.

Both the colleges are good and of government ownership.
So, it's up to you in which branch your interest lies.
Also, DTU has better standards than NIT, Delhi.

I think the cut-off rank for DTU will go high.
As JEE 2017 was tougher than JEE 2016.
You can see it as the cut-off score in 2016 was 100 and in 2017, it is 81.
So, tough question paper lowers the cut-off.
So, it means there are chances of adding 1000-2000 in cut-off closing rank.

Both the colleges are great, NIT Warangal should be given more preference because DTU has 85% state quota, you should go for DTU if your school is in Delhi region. Otherwise, course curriculum and infrastructure of NIT Warangal is better. DTU is better in terms of placements but again, you will not get a preferred branch at the same rank if you are from outside Delhi region.

You can go for the following options in future after your graduation.
1. Prepare for civil service examination
2. Do Masters in the same field
3. Editor in many newspapers.
4. Consultant for many ministers.
5. Can go for Bank related examinations.

Around 15000 rank for the general category students.

If you are dropping a year, do it only if you are determined and believe in yourself that you can do it. For preparation, I would suggest you to join a good coaching instead of studying on just your own.

The minimum 45% marks require in +2 for admission in engineering.

Hello Prerana,
It's very heartening to see that even in 10th class you have a dream in your eyes. It's actually very simple. After 12th, you should seek admission in BA English. Then PG in English. Clear SET or NET. This will get you job. Then register for PhD.