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All the options i.e. B.Sc.(agriculture) from a government college in Madhya Pradesh, B.Tech (biomedical engineering) or B.Tech Biotechnology from VIT, Vellore or B. Pharma./Pharma.D from Manipal are outstanding provided admission is secured in either of the said courses. However, in case, the author is able to get admission in all of the said courses, then, in my opinion, the following should be the order of the priority though primarily it depends on the aptitude and willingness of the author to do outstanding hard work in the chosen course-
1. B.Sc. (agriculture) from a government college (because it is a government college and admission will be based on the merit basis).
2. B.Tech. Biotechnology from VIT, Vellore
3. B.Tech (biomedical engineering) from VIT, Vellore
4. B. Pharma. from Manipal
5. Pharma. D. from Manipal
It may be noted that one bird in the hand is always better than two in the bush. Therefore, whatever course is available out of above, should be taken and outstanding hard work should be done to clear the course by securing at least one among top five positions.
There is nothing like best in absolute terms. The one in which a student is able to get admission is best for him/her.
Also, at this stage, the person need not think about salary or Ph.D, etc. The future will depend on the performance at graduation level. Therefore, the best possible efforts should be made at graduation level. Salary will depend on the amount of hard work put in the studies during graduation level.

Eligibility to pursue Masters in environmental science is mentioned below:
- Students must be passed Bachelor and Degree from any recognised University or should be equivalent examination with any of the following subjects like environmental sciences, chemistry, botany, zoology, microbiology, geology, geography, life sciences, fisheries science, BE(civil engineering), environmental engineering, agriculture, physics, biotechnology and secured minimum 50% marks (45% is case of SC/ST candidates) in the above mentioned examinations.
- Candidates who have appeared or who are likely to appear for the qualifying examination i.e. B.Sc. or equivalent but whose results have not been as yet declared can also appear for this entrance test provided they have offered the mentioned subjects at the said examination.