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Admissions in recognised B.Tech programs in Computer Science and Engineering?1.5 Lacs is going to be challenging as all the colleges have pretty high tuition fees, but here your 88% marks in Class 12th will help, so with a good profile this will definitely be helpful, and here are some plans and options:

1. Government Institutions:
State Engineering Colleges: B.Tech courses are available in many state-run engineering colleges with an annual intake spanning around ?50,000 to ?1.5 lakh. Basically, admission is through entrance exams like JEE Main or some state-level engineering entrance tests. You'll probably be eligible for some merit-based scholarships or fee concessions on account of your good academic performance.

2. Scholarships and Financial Aid:
Merit-Based Scholarships: Many colleges award scholarships to the students with a meritous academic track record. Research some colleges that dispense merit scholarships to decrease your tuition bills.
 Govt Scholarships: Explore about central and state government scholarships available, especially for technical higher education students.

3. Private Institutes with Liberal Fee Structure:
Installment Plans: Many private colleges offer flexible payment options, where fees can be paid in installments, making it more manageable within your budget.
Fee Waivers: Some institutions provide fee waivers for students from economically weaker sections or based on academic excellence.

4. Education Loans:
Apply for education loans from banks or financial institutions, which would cover tuition fees and other expenses, to be repaid after the course.

5. Distance learning and online programs:
Some universities offer B.Tech programs in a distance learning or online mode at a relatively lesser cost. Make sure they are accredited by the concerned authority before joining.

Follow Up:
Research: Shortlist the engineering colleges based on your location and budget. Collect data related to admission criteria, fee structure, and scholarships.
Entrance Exams: Prepare for entrance examinations in order to enhance your prospects of admission in government or subsidized institutions.
Application Deadlines: Look for application deadlines and apply before all documents are submitted by the given deadline.
College finding through the same resources along with a solid academic background can help locate the appropriate college that suits budget as well as preferred education.

Here is a video for all who would like to know the best engineering colleges that accept class 12th marks and do not conduct any entrance exams.

In India, it is mandatory that a minimum percentage in your graduation degree is shown to get admission into the 3-year LL.B. According to the directions given by the Bar Council of India (BCI), candidates under the general category must attain a minimum of 45 percent marks, while SC/ST candidates are admitted with a minimum of 40% marks.
The marks obtained through gradual scoring are 39.5%. It is fairly challenging to score this many marks. These can be thought through as per the following steps:

1. **Eligibility Category of SC/ST**: If it is an SC/ST student, then reevaluation may come in as all SC/STs have a minimum limit of 40%.

2. **University Criteria**: Some universities allow flexibility in their eligibility criteria and have minimum admission percentages, while others don't.

3. **Diploma course in law: A diploma or certificate course in law can be undergone where admission requirements may not be too stringent, and you later take the LL.B. program.
4. **Academic Qualification upgrading: Getting greater academic qualification along with higher grades may improve opportunities for entry in an LL.B. program later in life.

You should note that an LL.B. degree pursued without satisfying the minimum eligibility criteria of BCI will not be considered to be practiced in India.

Since you are presently in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, you can contact local law colleges under Chaudhary Charan Singh University to get an idea about the specific admission criteria and if any such pathways are available.

Here are a few law colleges around the Greater Noida area whom you could approach:

Do take note that all these colleges do follow BCI guidelines that provide minimum percentage criteria for seeking admissions. Better yet, personally contacting them so as to talk it over for one's personal circumstance and all.

I wish all this could assist you in exploring available roads towards the law profession.

Your NEET 2024 AIR may be around 111,112 and hence pretty much competitive for the seat in the top government medical colleges under AIQ. You could get some seats under AIQ in any of the following scenario

 Points of Consideration:
1. Category: You have a reserve category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) chance also. Because your rank is relaxed much under AIQ.
2. State Quota: In the state quota, 85%, cut-offs are highly variable based on the state, and sometimes one may get admission in some state government college or some private medical college too based on your domicile.                                                        3. Private Colleges: Many private colleges give seats for MBBS and BDS, and the cut-offs are usually lesser than government colleges.
4. Declared Universities: The universities also give admission according to the merit of NEET, but the fees are very high compared to the regular fees.
5. BDS Seats: The cutoff for BDS is comparatively less than that of MBBS, and hence the probability of admission in BDS is higher.

Possibility As per Rank
1. MBBS:
Govt Medical Colleges: Extremely low in the All India Quota unless you come under a reserved category and your state cut-off is lesser.
Private Medical Colleges: Possible, but the tuition is going to be somewhere in the range of ?8 to ?25 Lacs per annum.
Deemed Universities: Highly possible?10-30 lacs as tuition for per annum.
2. BDS:
Dental Colleges of Government: You might get admission if you fall in the reserved category or the cut-offs are not really high in some states.
Private Dental Colleges: Probably, and you have to pay between ?3-8 Lacs as annual fees.

What You Can Do:

1. State Counseling Join the state counseling process; the cutoff varies, wherein you might get a seat either in government or private colleges.
2. Deemed Universities If you could manage that, you can also apply for the deemed universities.
3. Private Colleges You can apply for the private colleges either in your respective state or all across India, wherein you may be getting seats at rank.
4. Other Options: If still it is not working out, you can opt for BDS, BAMS, BHMS, etc., which require relatively fewer cutoffs.
5. NEET Mop-Up Round: There is always a vast number of vacancies in the mop-up round of counseling. Don't miss this opportunity too.

 Follow up:
Get the last year's cutoff ranks of your state and category for MBBS and BDS.
To receive fresh updates as well as to enroll, keep checking the site of MCC NEET Counseling and your state's counseling authority.
Category and state domicile to be specified for more precise advice.

The application process at ISMR Pune for its MBA programme includes submission of required doucments and certificates. Below mentioned is the list of documents required:

• Scorecard of any valid entrance examinations
• Class 10 mark sheet
• Class 12 mark sheet
• Graduation mark sheet
• Graduation Passing Certificate
• Transfer Certificate/ Leaving Certificate
• Gap Certificate if applicable
• Migration Certificate (Applicable for students from other University)
• Nationality Certificate
• Domicile Certificate
• Birth Certificate
• Passport
• Caste Certificate (For all candidates from Reserved Category)
• Caste Validity (For all candidates from Reserved Category)
• Non-creamy Layer (For all candidates from Reserved Category except SC/ ST)
• Ten Passport Size Colored Photograph with white background.

The following are the tuition fees and other charges of Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design, and Manufacturing (IIITDM) Kancheepuram: 

1. One-Time Fees Payable at Admission: 
Admission Fee : ?5,000 
Certificate/Thesis Fee : ?500 
Student Welfare Fund : ?1,000 
Infrastructure Development Fee : ?1,000 
Alumni Life Membership Fee : ?500 
Publication Fee : ?1,000 
Cultural Fee : ?500

2. Semester Fees per semester:
Tuition Fee : ?66,000
Examination Fee : ?500
Registration Fee : ?300
Sports Fee : ?1,000

Medical Fee:?1,000

Student Amenities Fee:?2,000

3. Annual Fees:

Annual Insurance Premium: ?450

4. Hostel Fees (for Hostellers):

Hostel Admission Fee (One-Time): ?700

Hostel Room Rent (Per Semester): ?3,500

Hostel Maintenance Charges (Per Semester): ?9,000

Mess Charges (Per Semester): ?18,200

5. Total Fees:

First Semester (Including One-Time Fees): Approximately ?1,29,600 (including hostel and mess charges)

Subsequent Semesters: Approximately ?1,22,400 per semester in terms of hostel and mess charges.
A word in the ear here is that this is calculated using the 2024-2025 fee structure and so is susceptible to change. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it would be best to view the website of IIITDM Kancheepuram or to contact the Admission Office.

Besides, the students belonging to SC/ST/PwD categories may be exempted or get a reduction in tuition fees. One needs to check the institute's fee exemption policy or get proper information from the admissions office.