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Hi Susmita,
It is very natural at your age. If you are too confused please take a psychometric test to know your aptitude and career field best suitable for you. Know your interests, your aptitude, your areas of weakness and strengths. Taking a psychometric test will help you find out talents.

The average rating of the institute is 3.3-4. You may take admission in the institute.

These are similar only we have created short-form for biotechnology as biotech, nothing else.

Choose the field in which you are interested. Don't choose your field on societies advices.

Eligibility to study M.Sc in food technology from Lady Irwin College:
1) Eligibility for entrance mode admissionCandidate must have completed B.Sc. (Hons) or B.Sc. in Home Science or Food Technology or Post Graduate Diploma in dietetics and Public Health Nutrition from any other recognized university with 55% aggregate.
2) Eligibility for Merit mode admission
Candidate must have completed B.Sc. (Hons) in Home Science or Food & Nutrition from University of Delhi (in 10+2+3 scheme of examination) with 60% aggregate.
Regards.

Hi,
You can refer the link for college comparison:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-284039-29681.

Yes, there are day scholars in JNTUH College of Engineering.

Admission forms are available online for the session 2018-19. For more details visit http://jmi.ac.in/.

Sorry Kaushal, no chance here. MS is extremely competitive. I am not discouraging you but this is a fact. Even if you apply for a PGDM in Canada, they won't accept 13 backlogs. Look at other countries, Australia perhaps. If your final percentage is good you may still have a chance in a very good university. Since the admission decisions are not taken by us, nobody can tell you exactly which universities you will get. You have to check the admission requirements and match with your own grades and profile. Shortlist some accordingly.

Check out the links for all the details:
BCA: https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/articles/top-bca-exams-in-india-blogId-13696
Law: https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/top-law-entrance-exams-2017-blogId-11410.

BHU offers good placement and Job opportunities. Starting package is 15000 to 30000 INR.
Placements (as provided by college)
Companies / Recruiters who visited the campus:
Concentrix
Future Group
Pradan
Regards.

For good placements anywhere I would recommend you to do Masters in your disciple. That opens up better opportunities in B.Sc. There are very low opportunities.

Check out the link below for top automobile engineering colleges in South India:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-automobile-engineering-colleges-in-Karnataka/51-2-106-0-0 (For more options filter colleges state & City wise).

Hello, it entirely depends upon whether you want to make a career in the technical domain or the managerial domain. If opting for the formal one, then MCA/M.Sc is an ideal option. Else, you can choose MBA in IT.

Hi Avi,
During the gap, you only gave exams, so it does not project a strong profile. You may get into a business school but not MBA, chances are there for you to get into MS Management. You must anyways work very hard on your SOP justifying why it took you four years to decide.

Colleges which offer B.Sc. Electronics courses (Distance mode) are listed below:
MKU university
integral university
Himalayan University
Jaipur National University
Subharti University
NIMS university Periyar University
Kalinga university
Also, refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of UGC approved distance education institutes in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/articles/ugc-approved-distance-education-courses-universities-blogId-13904.

To get an admission into M.Sc Biotechnology and EVS, a student should have a minimum of 50 percent overall and should pass the entrance exam organised by the university.

Please refer to the link below:
http://www.prepareyourexams.com/national-council-for-hotel-management-joint-entrance-exam-2008-nchmct-jee-2008.