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Dear aspirant, The B.Tech course is highly suitable to those students who quickly want a job in the concerned industry just after completion of this course. However, only this B.Tech degree is not much appreciated by the employers. Only entry to assistance level jobs will be available to them at low-to-average salaries. This also happens due to the burgeoning number of B.Tech holders every year in the country. The integrated B.Tech-M.Tech course is highly suitable to those students who seeks to gain specialisation in any specific segment of the selected engineering discipline, and have interest in teaching or research. Normally, the holders of integrated courses find much better job opportunities and preference in the concerned industry, as compared to those only with B.Tech degrees. The doctoral research is accessible only after the M.Tech in the relevant discipline. Again, quicker jobs or/and higher posts are achievable easily by the integrated or dual degree holders. The B.Tech. Course takes 4 years, while the integrated or dual degree course takes only 5 years. The B.Tech holders will require to spend 2 more years to achieve the M.Tech degree, at the same or different institute or university. In the case of the integrated course, there is saving of one precious year, and there is no need to take admission to a different institute. Hence, the overall time and cost are quite lesser for the integrated or dual-degree course. Hope it helps.

1. Bsc in physics :
BSc Physics is a three-year undergraduate degree course which mainly deals in the most basic and significant branch of science. It is natural science that studies various questions like How do things fall? What is the smallest thing in this universe.
Oppurtunities:
BSc Physics course graduates get hold of a number of job opportunities in both government and private sectors. Some of the employment areas could be Teacher, Scientist, and Researcher. If fundamentals of Physics is ones area of interest then you should definitely go for B.Sc in Physics and could even opt for higher studies including MSc Physics course, MTech course, B.Ed course, etc.
2. Bsc in chemistry :
BSc Chemistry is a three-year undergraduate course that covers inorganic and organic chemistry, as well as the characteristics, composition, and structure of substances. The BSc Chemistry eligibility criteria require a minimum of 10+2 in science, which must have a science background with Physics, Chemistry, Maths, or Biology as their core subjects from any recognized board to be eligible for the programme.
What is included :
BSc chemistry subjects include various branches of chemistry, such as inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, and analytical chemistry, as well as elective subjects like analytical methods in chemistry, polymer chemistry, and industrial chemicals and the environment, which are all covered in the BSc Chemistry course.
Oppurtunities :
After graduation, candidates can opt for the following BSc Chemistry career options such as forensic scientists, geochemists, hazardous waste chemists, materials scientists, pharmacologists, toxicologists, and water chemists. A decent job profile with an average income package of INR 5 INR 6 lakhs per annum can be obtained after graduation from any of India's top BSc Chemistry colleges.
3.Bsc in Mathematics :
The BSc Mathematics program is a three-year undergraduate program that focuses on the field of mathematics and the analysis of numbers, equations, data interpretation, spatial calculation, etc.
The three-year BSc Mathematics program includes algebra, integral calculus and trigonometry, advanced calculus, vector analysis and geometry, and mathematical methods.
Oppurtunities :
Teaching, Data Analyst, banking, finance, and insurance are some of the most sought-after occupations for BSc Mathematics graduates

Taking drop really doesn't benefit for most students according to my interactions with them. I am talking about most students although there are students who score more than what they achieved previously. You said you worked really hard and got 250-300 then It will not make a big difference if you take drop. Students SEE this like if they take drop and study for one particular entrance they will surely crack it but most of the time they waste the initial days and start their studies before 2 to 3 months par the entrance. My final thoughts : - Although its up on you to decide what is right for your future but according to my advice you should move on to another course you will make a big difference there. You will be late by one year of your career if you take drop and your score still remains like this. I know its hard to decide but there are many oppurtunites in life you have to consider everyone of them and then decide.

Dear aspirant, KJ Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce (KJSAC) offers a 3-year duration B.Com. Course in two specializations: General and Investment Management to 1,140 students under the guidance of well-developed and experienced faculty. The admission to KJSAC, B.Com are given based on merit scores achieved by the students in the class 10+2 class level board examination. However, the candidate must not have secured less than 45% marks in the aggregate. Interested candidates can fill their application form for B.Com. Course on the official website of Mumbai University. However, first, the candidates have to register themselves as new users. KJSAC UG Admission 2022:
The courses that are currently being offered by the college include a B.A. Programme with specializations in various subjects, a regular B.Com. Programme, B.Com. With specializations in Banking & Insurance and Financial Markets. The basic eligibility criteria for admission to these courses is a pass in 10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognised institute or university. Selection of candidates for the UG programs is done on the basis of merit of 10+2 marks. Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Candidates can check the list of all colleges accepting JEE Main scores. There are a total of 31 NITs, 25 IIITs and 28 Government Funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs). The Joint Entrance Examination (Main), popularly known as JEE Main is the gateway for B.Tech admission in many colleges beside NITs, IIITs and GFTIs. Many states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and others offer admission in B.Tech courses through JEE Main. Candidates are provided here the list of colleges accepting JEE Main score for B.Tech admission. Candidates appearing for JEE Main 2022 to qualify for admission to Under Graduate courses I. e. Bachelor of Engineering (B.E. ). And Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) offered at IIITs, NITs and other Centrally Funded Technical Institutions (CFTIs) can check the complete list here. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/colleges-accepting-jee-main-score-blogId-10742
Hope it helps.