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Hello Sukhminder. Well dear, to choose the best you should totally rely on QS and NIRF rankings. According to the recent rankings and grades, I can suggest you to opt for Chandigarh University to pursue design engineering. We can also consider their recent rankings by QS world ranking system, which has ranked Chandigarh University as India's second best private university. If we go by placements, they have records of 1.2 CrPA international placement and 34 LPA national placement. Courses: They offer a huge variety of UG and PG courses from engineering, management, Science, arts, law, commerce, education, pharmacy, sports, mass media, applied health sciences etc. Scholarship: Scholarships of almost 100% is also offered.

To become a dietician or nutritionist, you must complete a postgraduate programme in nutrition and dietetics. You have the option of pursuing a Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Nutrition or a M.Sc. In Nutrition and Dietetics. Some institutions, including Jamia Humdard, provide B.Sc. Graduates with an Advanced Diploma in Dietetics and Therapeutic Nutrition (ADDTN). You should check with the college administration to SEE if they allow a Physics Chemistry and Computer Science degree on par with other B.Sc. Specializations. You can check the colleges offering related courses at this link: https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/dietics-nutrition/colleges/colleges-india?uaf[]=city&rf=filters.

Yes, you can become both by completing your doctorate degree and teaching medical students. Only qualified doctors teach the medical students; therefore, you can become a teacher in the medical field. The steps you need to follow after completing your 12th grade are:
1. Appear in the NEET UG entrance exam.
2. You must score well in this exam to get into a government medical college to pursue MBBS.
3. Complete your MBBS degree and then appear for the NEET PG or INI CET exam to get admission to the postgraduate course.
4. With NEET PG or INI CET you can pursue MD and MS in a hospital.
5. After completing your doctorate degree in a medical field, you can teach medical students.

The Maharaja Sayajirao University (MSU) offers a Bachelor of Engineering course in part-time and regular modes. The fees for both types of courses are different. The fee details are as follows:
1. B.E. In Mechanical Engineering (Part Time): This four-year programme costs around Rs. 84,000 in total fees. You need to have passed a Diploma in engineering from a recognised university with 40% marks to get admission. In addition, you need to have two years of work experience.
2. B.E. In Mechanical Engineering (Regular): The total fee is Rs. 30,560, which is charged Rs. 7,640 annually. Admission to the full-time B.E. Programme is based on the results of the GUJCET and JEE Main exams.

According to the official website of Madhusudan Miahto Teacher Training College, the B.Ed. fee is as follows:
1. The fee is charged per semester at MMTT College for a two-year B.Ed. course.
2. The first semester fee for general and OBC categories is Rs. 35,500.
3. The second and third semester fee is Rs. 30,000 for general and OBC students.
4. The final semester fee is Rs. 26,000 for these categories.
5. The first semester fee for SC and ST categories is Rs. 33,000.
6. The second and third semester fees for these students are Rs. 28,000.
7. The final semester fee is Rs. 23,000 for these categories.
8. The admission fee for the B.Ed. course is Rs. 8,500 for all students.
9. All other fees, such as library and activity fees, are the same for all students and are only charged during the first semester.
10. The total course fee is Rs. 1,40,000 for general and OBC students, whereas it is Rs. 1,30,500 for SC and ST students.

A. You should have grip at basics of all the chapters, because there are so many shifts so you can expect question from any chapter in any shift, at least you should know the formulas and the idea of how to apply them. B. Go through the NCRET book
Most important chapters for JEE Mains physics:
1. Semiconductor
2. Communication systems
3. Em waves
4. Thermodynamics
5. SHM
6. String and sound waves
7. Errors and measurement
8. Unit and dimensions
9. Kinematics
10. Modern and nuclear physics
11. Diffraction
12. Optical instruments
13. Elasticity and viscosity
14. Surface tension
15. AC current
16. Calorimetry and thermal expansion
17. Kepler laws
18. Moment of inertia
19. Colour coding, Wheatstone bridge, and electric devices in Current Electricity.