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Both courses are different, and we can't compare the career growth. The opportunities are not so much within the type of degree, as it is within the individual who has the degree. Opportunities are always there. It is up to you to take advantage of them through creative and critical thinking, assertiveness, perseverance, commitment, positive attitude, and the ability to think through long-term benefits. The most important and critical issue is your ability to create a vision for yourself. In other words, a clearly articulated picture of the future you intend to create for yourself. After you take hold of this vision, you must then develop a road-map that will bring that vision into reality. Then, you can better determine what type of degree is more beneficial and meets your overall career goals and objectives. Thus, the following, Develop the will to change circumstances. Create the vision. Develop a road-map on how to get there (get help through a coach, mentor, etc. ). Just do it and do not let go until the vision becomes a reality. Remember this, "Attitude is everything. Eligibility Criteria for B. Pharmacy is
Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Maths) or equivalent, subject to qualifying NEET or Other Entrance test. So, you can apply for the same if you have studied Mathematics in class 12th. I am enlisting a few very good colleges below for doing pharmacy. IIT VARANASI, JMI, NEW DELHI, LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY, JALANDHAR-PUNJAB, BIT -RANCHI, BOMBAY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, MUMBAI, GOA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, PANJI, INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY, MUMBAI.

Yes, you can, but in below average colleges. Do you think any good college (with sane admission officers) will give you admission when you have had 13 backlogs?
Secondly, will you be able to manage western education if can't even do well in the Indian education system?In order to secure admission to any university for any given course (applicable universally), you need to check the course requirements which vary from country to country and university to university. There might be a few universities which might consider IELTS band 6, however, I am not so sure about the backlogs and the percentage. You already have a post-graduate degree, few universities only offer Diploma courses to graduate students. Please check the country specific requirements where ever you wish to apply.
The information regarding the eligibility is listed on the university website. You can contact the university directly by writing an email and listing all your doubts and they will respond to you.

My friend has done my MBA in marketing from SIMS, I am not sure about the 7.75 LPA figure but I will be a little more modest here and say 6.5-7.5 LPA is the average package bracket. SIMS offers basically MBA specialization in 4 domains (Marketing, Finance, HR and Operations). One of these four will be your Majors. They also offer various minors subjects along with Majors (Minor Sub: Finance, Marketing, HR, IT, International Business, Operations, etc.).
For e.g.: I have my degree in Marketing Majors and Finance Minors. (My majors sub were Marketing and a few subjects from Finance)
SIMS has nearly 300 seats to offer. Marketing is the most opted subject (50%).
Now for placements, you will get placed that is for sure. For last 5 years at least 90% students have got placed from campus (10% who don't get placed are the ones who opt out, start their own venture or don't want to get placed).
BFSI (banks, insurance, home loans) is the major industry hiring from SIMS, IT industry hires in bulk (Infosys, TCS).
Nearly 30% of the students placed get a package above average package of (6.5 - 7.5 LPA).
Highest package for 2013-15 batch was 13 LPA (Tata Motors).
Minimum was 5.5 LPA (Hyundai).