Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University Lucknow Answered Questions

Yes, you can get admission in IET DAVV with your category Gen EWS and rank 28520 AIR in CSE, IT or EC branch. The IET DAVV has a quota for the General category (EWS). As per the official website, the college offers admission to EWS category candidates under the General category with a minimum of 20% of the total intake capacity in each course. So, with your rank 28520 AIR, you have a good chance of getting admission in IET DAVV in CSE, IT or EC branch.

Yes you have fairly good chances of getting a seat At your preferred college. Nothing can be exactly predicted about the branch but the chances are bit low of getting into the CSE branch. With this score of yours you can even get into the NITs or IIITs of your home state or others too but it might take almost last rounds of counseling.

To get Lateral Entry admission into Institute of Engineering and Technology, Lucknow, admission is based on UPSEE Lateral Entry exam. Candidates must have minimum 45 percentage (40 percentage for reservation category candidates) in Diploma in Engineering in any discipline from a recognised College or University. Lateral entry admission to this course is based on the merit of the Central University Entrance Test (CUET).

In placement scenario both are nearly equal,,, like good companies like mu sigma,adobe,accenture,tcs and all comes in both. SGSITS is a brand name and some firms exclusively comes in GS .whereas some peoplel say that CSE and IT branch of IET DAVV are more preferred. As par as campus IET DAVV has better campus n more facilities
But GSITS has very strong alumni network(as it is one of oldest engineering clg of india), and this gives GSITS a good lead over IET, but if we only talk about CS & IT branch then they are nearly same,
Almost 80% of companies when visit Indore, visits both the colleges, but yes due to strong network some companies like Goldman etc. only visits GS, but there are some amazing companies too such as VMware that only visits IET,so by and large scenario is same in these two branches,

As your graduation percentage is quite low.
So, you are not eligible for the government colleges.
It depends on the state where you live and from which state you want to do MBA.
And most important is your category. If you are OBC/SC/ST/NT/VJNT and domicile of your respective state, then you can apply for MBA with 49% in graduation in your state.
For example, if I am a domicile of Maharashtra and got 49% in graduation and fit into backward category of Maharashtra then I am eligible for MBA in Maharashtra only. I cannot do MBA from any other state in India.
And if you want to pay high amount of fees then you can go for management or NRI quota.
There are some colleges which are allowing this. But remember they are not reputed.
So, think twice before you invest.