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Choose a path based on your interest, both are pretty good.

Hi Diganta,
Your score is very low so that there are no chances to get admission. After 30th April, SRM University will release all India ranks as well as the cut-off scores. So, if you qualify then try your luck.
You should have scored at least 80-90 marks to get admission in any of the branches.
Wait for the results and if you are called for counselling then please proceed.
All the best.

The Graduate Management Admission Test, or GMAT is an important component of the application process of business schools worldwide. It helps them in understanding your readiness before giving you admission to their MBA programme.

That is a very tricky question. Most top colleges cut offs are in mid-90%. So, you do not have the chance to get through in top colleges. But, for some courses DU cutoff's are less (not sure which subjects you are looking for).
Otherwise, there are many more options - JMI University is best, IPU is reasonably good.
Besides these, you can opt for private universities in Delhi NCR.

Hi Dear,
Kindly use the JEE Mains college predictor app to get more insights about the shortlisted colleges for your JEE Mains score. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

For general category, fee for B.Sc is 7000 and for the hostel, its 10000 for a year including all the funds of a year. After that, its 560 per month except for diet. Check online fee structure of PU and hostel brochure.

Punjab undoubtedly tops the list. But, at the same time we have terribly good agricultural colleges in Tamilnadu, Pune, Gujrat, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh.
Coming to Punjab, Punjab Agricultural University-Ludhiyana, Khalsa College-Amritsar and RIMT University are the best.

Yes, you can simply type in the search box of your browser about the Shiksha college predictor and nothing else.

Hello Aniketpatil
IES is one of the best colleges in Mumbai. It is known for its finance and marketing placements. Last year, there were good placements. If you are B.Com background, opt for finance.

Dear Sachin Borse,
Click on the following link for complete details: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-bimt-gurgaon-133559. All the best.

Yes, you will get through. Go for M.Tech.
All the best.

You have not mentioned about the specific college. However, IIFD offers Diploma in interior design course. The course duration is varied according to qualifications, means if you are graduate than you can complete the course in one year. While for 10+2 the course duration is two years. For admission you may fill and submit application form online by using http://iifd.in/online-application/

Dear,
MET, Mumbai is offering various specialisations amongst them Finance related placements are more in the previous years. Therefore, you can give first priority to finance and second marketing.
All the best.

Yes, NATA 2016 score is valid for admission into B.Arch for the current year.

Use below link:
https://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/JEE-Main-Branch-Predictor.aspx

You might not be able to get any college through JEE as cut off for OBC is 49, you can try for private colleges or through management quota seat.

Dear Patil, give first priority to MET because offers good placement. Chetana is also good. All the best.