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All three are similar at every level because all three belong to one university now and follow the same rules because of the same. All three have qualified faculty members, different facilities that a student might require, etc. They follow pool campus so there is no issue with the placements. Apart from that, the only difference is in the teaching approach as what I have experienced. MITSOB follows case based study which other two colleges don't. MITSOB is known as the most disciplined college. I have made the comparison for you, you can take the reference to compare other factors:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-113546-295624-129350
I would suggest that you join MITSOB. I am a student at MITSOB. I know the faculty, teaching approach, study material, college environment, etc. So, overall, I can say its good for you.
Good luck.

Yes, you can do B.Sc. In agriculture. B.Sc. In Agriculture is one of the leading courses since India is an agricultural country. B.Sc. Agriculture Scope is increasing rapidly. In the near future agricultural Science has a huge growth; it is important for the sustainability of the world. Major technologies & Science will drive growth in the field of agriculture too, initiating a new era. Students pursuing Science in their higher secondary, with an aptitude for agriculture and its sciences can choose to opt for their bachelor's in agriculture. B.Sc. In Agriculture is a course that offers students with essential and intricate knowledge of the field of Agro-based industries and their growing technology. After doing B.Sc. In Agriculture, one may also go for master's in agriculture and take up a teaching job, or even go for a Ph.D. to build a career in Agricultural Research. There are various government and private colleges in India which offers qualify education in the agriculture field. Some top agriculture colleges are listed below:
Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi
Punjab Agricultural University, College of Agriculture Engineering & Technology, Ludhiana
Geeta University, Panipat
Amritsar College of Engineering and Technology, Amritsar
Desh Bhagat University, Punjab
Indira Gandhi National Open University IGNOU School of Agriculture (SOA), New Delhi.

Hello Hardhik,
Your score is very good. You can get one of the top Colleges in India, and also you have a good chance of getting NITs, IIITs, GFTIs for CSE. I will suggest you to use JEE Mains College Predictior provided by Shiksha.Com and other websites. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
By entering your rank and your preferences, they will show the possible colleges you can get. Also, do your Research about Top Colleges and their cutoffs. See by yourself, you have power of internet. Look for top colleges for CSE and top 50 engineering colleges in India. Make a list, and then see their cutoffs for CSE of previous year. According to that, fill colleges in JOSSA Counselling Form for Admission via rounds. You will surely get a very good College. Good Luck.

Yes, of course, you can. Either start from the beginning by completing BA/B.Sc Psychology from an accredited university and then completing MA/M.Sc followed by M.phil/Ph.D in the same discipline to get RCI certification or You can directly opt for Master's degree programme since you have already done graduation. However, being a post-graduate course, all candidates who have completed their graduation in same or similar specialisation are eligible for this programme but there are few universities offering post graduation in psychology to non-psychology graduates. For example, IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) - SoSS (School of Social Science) offers M.A. Psychology (distance learning mode). The eligibility criteria is graduation with minimum 50% marks from an accredited University. For more information, visit:
www.ignou.ac.in
After completing Masters in psychology followed by M.Phil / Ph.D, you can apply for RCI certification and start pursuing your career as a "psychologist"