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Hello, You have plenty of options available to pursue a Bachelor of Science B.Sc. At affordable private colleges in Uttar Pradesh. Since you have a PCB background and also scored well in the NEET exam, you are eligible to do a B.Sc. In Biology. Here is the list of a few affordable colleges offering B.Sc. Biology in Uttar Pradesh:
1. Chaudhary Mahadeo Prasad Degree College, Allahabad:
Total fees is just around Rs. 5,300 for a three-year B.Sc. In Biology.
2. Jhamman Lal P. G. College:
You can pursue a B.Sc. In Zoology Botany, and Chemistry and total fees is just around Rs. 5,000.
3. Nanak Hand Anglo Sanskrit College, Meerut:
Total fees is around Rs. 26,000 for a three-year B.Sc. In Biology. This is just an estimate of tuition fees and actual fees may vary as it include charges like admission fees.

As your JEE Mains rank is too low for B.Tech CSE, you will not allocated NIT or iiit if you are from General category, but if your are from SC or ST category, you may allocated NIT or iiit college through jossa counselling, but they have high fees, but if you are from SC ST category then you will get scholarship
Some central university and government University takes admission on basis of JEE Mains score, which have very low fees and also of demmed university
Also now up government college's affiliated university has started taking admission in their government colleges on basis of JEE Mains score which have very low fees and also you will get scholarship.

What is the safe score in the MHT CET 2021 for CS in COEP for the OBC category? All the figures mentioned are on basis of my experience of the year 2020. College of Engineering Pune: Computer Science Engineering
OBC (Male) : 99.83% (rank=230) (marks=175 to 180+)
OBC (Female) : 99.66% (rank=453) (marks=170 to 180+)
Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute: Computer Science Engineering
OBC (Male) : 99.77% (rank=303) (marks=175 to 180+)
OBC (Female) : 99.49% (rank=693) (marks=170 to 180+)
As we know due to the pandemic there were less students for the MHT CET Exam, but according to me the cutoff trend will not change by a big number this year, and even if it changes it will only change by (+-)50 rank. This is because the number of students who compete for being in top 500 will not increase much. Thanks for Asking.

No, you do not need to give the Jain Entrance Test JET to get admission into the Jain University for a B.Sc. Degree course. The reason is because this exam is conducted by Jain University for admission to B.Tech courses only. The university offers a Bachelor of Science in around 32 specializations, and you have to meet the basic eligibility criteria, which is: (a) You must have passed the 12th grade at a recognised board. (b) You should have scored more than 40% in the relevant Science subject at 12th-grade level. If you fulfill this criteria, you may directly apply online on the university website. However, final admissions will be based on merit in the 12th grade, and if you scored higher than 75%, you have a good chance of getting into this college.