You can definitely consider joining XLRI- Delhi. The placements are combined with the Jamshedpur campus. The placement data for the 2023 batch is as follows-

Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Emaar Properties, HSBC, Indigo Edge, Mercedes Benz, Nykaa, Samagra Governance, Shell, and Zomato were among the new final recruiters. Among the legacy recruiters such as Aditya Birla Group, American Express, Asian Paints, Hindustan Unilever, P&G, TAS, Microsoft, and others, Accenture Strategy, Amazon, Bain & Company, BCG, PayTM, and PwC made the greatest number of job offers.

Given these facts and the fact that it is present in Delhi-NCR, it seems like a good option and can definitely be considered.

XLRI comes with its own unique culture as suggested by my brother. Unlike other institutes that are surrounded by annual rankings and business publications like the IIMs whereas XLRI is not like this.

• The college has a small batch size as compared to the larger ones offered by other institutes. 
• If you are looking for a sprawling campus, XLRI does not have one. But, students tend to mix better and end up knowing quite a few people from senior and junior batches.
• The alumni society here is very involved and active as compared to other B – schools. 
• There are also multiple parties that will help you boost your social life if you are into that.
• XLRI will offer you a mix of study, exposure, and practice like premier B-Schools like IIM A, B, C.

Overall, the college will give you a sense of completeness as a family and everyone is ready to help if you ever need any. Of course, you are also expected to help them back in the future.

Honestly speaking, it might be very difficult to secure admission in the aforementioned B Schools with low academic scores. However, these are not the only B schools in India providing excellent Management education. These B Schools require a decent academic background with a good CAT score. The list is as follows 

• S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research
• National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli
• Lovely Professional University
• Great Lakes Institute of Management
• Vellore Institute of Technology
• Nirma University
• PSG College of Technology
• Fore School of Management
• SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies
• Birla Institute of Management Technology
• Banaras Hindu University

Please bear in mind that getting admission to any BSchool depends on your individual profiles and not on the policies of the institute. 

This depends on the score in XAT and CAT. If you are aiming for IIM Ahmedabad or IIM Bangalore or IIM Calcutta, then a CAT score of close to or more than 99.8 percentile is needed for a general category student.

You may get a call from other new IIMs such as IIM Kozhikode, IIM Indore, IIM Lucknow, and IIM Shillong. As far as 2nd and 3rd generation IIMs are concerned, then a score of more than 96 percentile is enough to secure the interview call.

For XLRI Jamshedpur a XAT score of more than 98 percentile is enough to get a call for the interview process. The institute gives somewhere in the range of 10% - 15% weightage to 10th, 12th, and graduation marks.

Next is your performance in the WAT and PI which will determine your eventual admission.

XLRI is a really good institute to go for. The ethos, culture, and diversity are all enigmatic. One of my friends studying there suggests that you can learn and grow simultaneously. 

• Placements for non-IT background students are comparatively less. Usually, the domain consultant role is offered.
• These domain consultants also get a chance to go abroad for further work experience. 
• Nowadays, companies are also hiring, even being unsure about the candidate’s past work experience.
• You just evolve as your potential individuality begins to blossom. This is the most significant advantage of being in XLRI. 
• Academics and case studies are generally the same across the board.
• The admissions process is a little stringent and filters out the “right” individuals.

Placement stats:

It is not a disadvantage to not be an engineer. A consulting career requires more analytical ability, business awareness, and thought process. 

All you have to do is work a little harder to achieve your goals. So, go ahead and start preparing for your career and you'll make it. Ultimately your performance will matter rather than being an IT or a non-IT background.