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Hello Nilesh,
IIT foundation books mainly focus on the IIT related and IIT level concepts. They give you a brief idea of how the concepts and question are existing in IIT entrance exams. They will not have more concepts as they are just foundation books.
You need to learn a lot during class 11th and 12th.
In case of all in one science book, there will be concepts with a good depth and the questions will be of your standards. You can get more conceptual clarity.
But, whatever book it may, your right efforts in learning the concepts and the way of approach to the questions matter a lot.
If you have completed class 10th, and if you want to pursue engineering in IIT, then join a good IIT coaching centre, as they will guide you properly and in a more efficient manner.
The foundation courses are also provided by IIT coaching centers. But, it is better even if you join in class 11th.
All the best.

The Aviation sector has been providing numerous job opportunities to graduates in India. In the past, in case of India, there werent many courses that focused on the aviation sector and groomed students to take on roles in that sector. Usually, Graduates of any discipline used to apply for aviation jobs. They used to get trained after they were selected after an interview. At present, things have changed! There are many aviation sector oriented courses present, which cater to the needs of the aviation Industry!
Note that career prospects and the possibility of landing a high paying job in Aviation sector depends a lot on the quality of the Institute from which you pursue the course. Yes, type of course and aptitude of the candidate also plays a huge role. Make sure that you research well about an Institute/College, before taking admission in it. The first thing you should check is whether the Institute you are interested is approved and recognised by the appropriate authorities or not! Before selecting a particular course, make sure that you have the aptitude and ability to thrive in the role associated with that course. For example- not everyone can become a Commercial Pilot! If you don't have the aptitude to become a Pilot, it would be better to choose another Aviation course!

The eligibility criteria for the LL.B. (5-year) course may vary depending on the university or institution offering the programme. In general, to be eligible for the 5-year LL.B. Course, candidates must have completed their higher secondary education (10+2) from a recognised board with a minimum percentage of marks (usually between 45% to 50%). However, some universities or institutions may also consider candidates who have completed a Diploma course after their 10th standard. It is advisable to check the eligibility criteria of the specific university or institution where you wish to apply for the LL.B. (5-year) course. You can visit their official website or contact their admission office for more information.

Hi Shivam,
I would suggest you Thapar University. The Biotechnology programme at Thapar University is a promising alternative to the students having medical backgrounds who are otherwise desirous and preparing for MBBS/BDS programmes. The overall scheme and the course contents of this programme are based on the fundamentals of relevant engineering disciplines along with emerging trends of modern biology and biotechnology. The course covers basic mathematics, applied physics and chemistry, computer programming, communications skills, IPR and Entrepreneurship, biomedical engineering besides frontier areas of biotechnology including recombinant DNA technology, plant and animal biotechnology, stem cell technology, cancer biology, bioinformatics, molecular diagnostics and therapeutics and food technology. Gaining hands-on training experience and involvement in the research-based solutions to current challenges is a major value-addition to this programme. The young undergraduates will find placements in the biotech, food and pharmaceutical industries besides getting opportunities for advanced studies in India and abroad.
For more details, check out: http://www.thapar.edu/index.php/biotechnology-environment-sciences