Electrical Engineering

Cutoff for Electrical Engineering was around 94 percentile. You can also check this on @jmi. Coe there you will get the exact cutoff number, rank and percentile.

That totally depends on what you want to learn. As you will be doing engineering you will learn the topics for 4 years and have to make projects and assignments. If you are confused in the subjects just google the syllabus and scheme for following subjects and look for topics, do a little research. After researching, you will find that you are interested in few subjects then choose the branch otherwise do more research and go accordingly. For college you should check your entrance exam number and what is college's cutoff for following branches.

Let me clarify this that the professional course u have already done is having a great need in day to day life but u r feasible with studies of higher u can. Only thing is, enrichment and enhancement of human resource should be there as we have to nullify the wastage at all. Keep going.

Hello Ashish Nishad, to help you I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of cutoffs in your desired college. https://www.shiksha.com/college/sardar-patel-institute-of-technology-andheri-west-Mumbai-48091/cutoff
Best wishes to you.

Hello Dheeraj Kumar, it's very nice to hear from you that you have got admission in electrical engineering. Why worry? It's a great branch with huge potential for employment. Power sector in India is booming and GoI has set tough goals for itself in the field of non fossil fuel based power plants. This is bound to result in demand of professionals in this area. Best wishes to you.

I your case MBA ( executive ) would be a good option or distance MBA. Executive MBA from top b school or distance MBA from IGNOU/ Symbosis/ Anamali/ KUK could be a good choice. Best wishes.

Hello Arpan Maji, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your graduation by opting for evening courses. Unfortunately the information about colleges offering this is just not available. You need to contact each engineering college separately and ask about evening classes if any. If you hit success then proceed further. Else you can think of doing AMIE which is equivalent to graduation in engineering in all respects. Best wishes to you.

IT at NSUT will be a good fit for you.