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There are many aspects of comparison:
Fees:- Being a government college it's obvious REC Sonbhadra has less fees than the both other private colleges. Locality:- Locality of REC is very poor in comparison to bbdnitm and srcem but it's full of natural beauty situated at hills during rainy season weather became so pleasant now it's upto you. Placement:- Rec Sonbhadra has a great achievement in off campus placement in last year you can check on website, atmosphere of coding and placement is touching the peak. No doubt off campus placement can be taken from other two colleges also. Academic:- There is lack of Holds (government professor) in REC so assistant professors aren't much skilled still they worked hard, private colleges like bbdnitm and other has skilled and good teachers also classes run timely because it's their priority and skilled students provide fake to college.

Yes, you can get admission to medical colleges in Telangana with a 446 NEET score. However, you have better chances of getting admission if you have the Telangana State Quota with your rank. You may get admission to the following college:
You can get a government seat at:
1. Ayaan Institute of Medical Sciences for the MBBS course
You can get a seat in the following dental colleges for a BDS course:
2. Mamata Dental College
3. MNR Dental College
If you can afford it, then you may also get a private seat at select colleges. For instance, you can get admission to the Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research according to previous year's trends.

According to the official website of Baba Farid Group of Institutions, the admission process is currently going on in online mode for Baba Farid College.
To get admission for postgraduate level M.Sc. in Chemistry, you can register at the "apply now" portal in the admission tab of the official website of Baba Farid College.
The eligibility criteria to register for this degree is a graduation degree in B.Sc. in either of the following subjects: non-medical, medical biotechnology, or honors in chemistry with a 50% aggregate score.
The ending date of registration is not disclosed; however, the process is expected to end by the last week of October. You can apply as earliest to avoid any technical problem latter.

Yes, you can do a postgraduate diploma in emergency medical services (PG DEMS) after completing BDS. Since it is a PG diploma course, you need to simply have completed graduation in the medical field to apply for this course.
The eligibility criteria for this course at most medical colleges, such as the Medical College at Bharati Vidyapeeth, is graduation in either MBBS, BDS, or B.H.M.S. Candidates with a BPT or BSc nursing degree can also apply for this diploma course.
The approximate fee is around Rs. 25,000, and the duration of this course is usually one year.
If you want to be an intensivist, you can pursue a postgraduate diploma in critical care. The eligibility criteria are the same for this course too.