IIT

In India, there are a few institutes which provide Bachelors in aeronautical engineering. So, I think you should go for IITs or maybe IISc, Bangalore.

If you have chance, my personal opinion is prepare again if your economic condition supports, because if you don't take risk, you will not get something big. Now, if you take admission in VIT, you have to pay fee for 4 year now. If you prepare from a coaching, you will pay for 1 year and after that if your family income is less than INR. 1 lac, you don't have to pay fees in NITs or IITs. So, better to give yourself a chance.

It basically depends upon you category. If you are from general category and Delhi resident then a rank about 1 lakh will get you a branch at least in DTU. Moreover, you should qualify JEE Mains for branch of your choice.

It is very hard, but if you score good marks in JEE Mains next year, you can get admission. You should score around 130 marks because if the paper easy then the cut-off will be around 120 or maybe more. If the paper is difficult, then, you can expect from 90 to 120 marks.

Hello Akanksha,
Yes, why not. You need to work hard and focus more on the exams without any distractions. You need to have a clear planning and so you can crack the GATE exam to get M.Tech admission at IITs or NITs. Try your level best and write the exam. If you couldn't clear, then don't lose hope; you can write the other top exams like VITMEE BITS, etc. And do your Masters from premier institutes.

The top 10 engineering colleges except IIT's and NITs are-
1. BITS
2. VIT
3. SRM
4. Manipal
5. Thapar
6. DTU
7. NSIT
8. Amity
9. LPU
10. Sharda

Hello,
You are not eligible for the IIT JAM physics exam but you are eligible for the IIT JAM chemistry exam.