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Do B.Sc in agriculture and after that, if you are interested, do M.Sc. in agriculture.

Every student art, commerce, and science student gets admission for BCA course.

Hi Sudhanva,
Yes, you can pursue your B.Tech abroad. Please check the country and university specific admission requirements such as minimum academic grade requirement, IELTS or TOEFL score requirements, etc. and apply on time.

Dear,
Other than MCA, there are so many courses one can pursue after BCA.
1. Master Degree in Computer Management (MCM)
2. Master in Business Administration (MBA)
3. Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
4. L.L.B, etc.

Hi Fabin,
As per your marks and home state quota bonus, you will get chemical engineering in NIT, Calicut, in the 3rd or 4th round, because closing rank of chemical engineering is higher.
All the best.

Salaries in Germany and Switzerland are similar for same roles. In general, Germany has more job opportunities in comparison to Switzerland.

Yes, you are, provided you justify your career gap properly to the interviewers.

It depends on your short term future goal. If you are planning to get a degree for the learning you will gain from it then go ahead with e-PGP degree. Knowledge gained is top-notch in any program offered at IIM-A. But if your primary focus is to get a head start in career progression in terms of placements, then no, e-PGP won't offer your placements. According to your short-term goals, it might or might not be a good investment for you.

Depends on the program that you are applying for. While PGP is a residential program, you can look at PGP EM (Enterprise Management) i.e. a weekend program.
http://www.iimb.ernet.in/programmes/post_graduate/pgpem

Diploma in architecture could be pursued after 10th and after that, you can go for B.Arch.

I think it is not necessary. Besides, I don't think like you will get to write biology exam in a computer based examinations. Ask with the experts or respected lectures, or ask from the examination authority.

Yes, there are, but these entrance exams are not conducted like in state level like CAT KCET etc. Some universities conduct an entrance exams in their college to select students. It will be having general questions, no need to worry.

Cost of doing B.Tech and MS from USA is very high and Return on Investment (ROI) will be very low and poor. With USA work visa regime becoming tougher, you may not able to work in USA and earn in dollars to repay any loan. Therefore, I will like to advise you to do B.Tech from a good engineering college in India and then MS in USA.

Hi,
Yes, Jamboree is one of the well knowns. We cannot give any biased reviews here so check the student outcomes with them. You can also check TPR-Manya Abroad, Manhattan Review and GMAT GRE SAT IELTS TOEFL Coaching Centres.