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There are two ways to look at this problem.
First option: You go by elimination, which is you read about different fields of engineering and keep on eliminating them on the basis of your interest, boring subjects and what you truly live for instance:
Chemical engineering - No way, I hated chemistry.
Architecture - Maybe, why not. I do like designing .
Civil engineering - Building only houses looked boring.
Naval engineering - too hard to get in, but no real interest either.
Mechanical - I could live with it, but Electrical looked more fun.
Electrical - Sounded really fun.
Second option: If you still have no clue about any of then this relax, this is not the biggest decision of your life as becoming old shall entail seriously tough decisions in life, bigger than what you have.
Also, most engineering colleges give you an option to change your branch after the first year and you have options to choose from many electives in the 3rd and the fourth year. So chill
Coming to your second option if you are unsure of the branch, go for the best institute as:
1.There will be few professors who are exceptionally good in their field of work. Their guidance can do wonders.
2. Being a top institute, it will attract the best talent with whom you'll be interacting on regular basis. You'll get a lot of learning from your batch mates, seniors, and juniors.
3. You'll be able exposed to better companies for your internships and campus interviews.
There are various online tools which can also help you give options about your preferred branch according to the subjects you like so just search them typing branch selector tool.

It is a great career choice as the demand for Psychologists is increasing day by day, etc. Wherever you like depending upon the specialisation you have. Gradually demand for trained psychologists is increasing in India. In India, branches of psychology are well-known are clinical, counseling, industrial, educational (school) and forensic psychology. Given that psychology touches every facet of life, psychologists can channel their individual interests into any number of career paths. Following are three of the primary fields in the psychology profession, along with some of the specific jobs available in each area:
CLINICAL AND COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGISTS: Clinical and counseling psychologists work with patients who have mental, behavioral and emotional problems. The focus is on the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental health problems; psychologists in this field generally work in private practice or hospitals.
-CHILD PSYCHOLOGISTS
-GEROPSYCHOLOGISTS
-CLINICAL FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGISTS
BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOLOGISTS: Behavioral psychologists practice from the assumption that human behavior is learned and can be modified through environmental influences. Professionals in this subsection of the field work with patients to understand and change negative behaviors, such as addiction.
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COUNSELORS
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPISTS
INDUSTRIAL-ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGISTS
ACADEMIC/RESEARCH PSYCHOLOGISTS : Academic and research psychologist help to expand the knowledge base of the field by using the scientific method to address specific psychological topics, a process that entails creating a testable hypothesis, collecting data, and analyzing and reporting findings.
Psychology Professors
Research Psychologists
Lab Managers
Most state and central universities do offer course in psychology. I am providing list of few universities for your reference to pursue the course:
Indian Institute of Psychology and Research, Bangalore
IIT Bombay
Lovely Professional University
Christ University, Bangalore
Sophia College for Women, Mumbai
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
Loreto College, Kolkata
Madras School of Social Work, Madras
Residency College, Chennai
Fergusson College, Pune
University of Lucknow
Mumbai University
Pune University
Bangalore University
MS University of Baroda

Biotechnology is a rapidly developing field. Many private businesses are exploring this field and heavily investing in it. It is safe to say that there are ample job opportunities for BE/B.Tech in biotechnology graduates in private sector. And, government sector too offers them job opportunities, but not in the scale in which private sector does. Average starting salary is generally between 2.4 to 5 Lacs per year.
Some prominent industries where biotechnology professionals may find jobs are- Pharmaceuticals Industry, Healthcare sector, Chemical Industry, Agriculture sector, Food Processing, and Technology as well as Research sector. Graduates may also take up teaching job (as a lecturer) after completing ME/M.Tech programme.