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Hello Anup,
Bachelor of Architecture is a vibrant and demandable graduation course. This is a five year graduation course. This course is well suited for those who are interested in creative drawing. After completing B.Arch, one can go for masters degree in Architecture. Immense job opportunities are there in this sector. Like any other demandable professions, this profession also comes under high paying category normally starting with Rs 35000/- and above.

If you're looking inside Maharashtra I will suggest NDMVP's college at Nashik, Poona college of Pharmacy, MET bhujbal knowledge city Nashik, ect.

If this course that you are taking up is your first course after class 12th, then according to me it is better to take up CS, as it will give you a view of the subject as a whole and all available options. Probably you might find a new interest or might find out which field in CS you don't like. Moreover, if you take up the specialization course you won't have much options to change even if you want to. But if you are sure about your choice and you have done your background research on it, then you should go for it.

I think microbiology is better.
Good luck.

No, MS-CIT is just a computer course. MCA does not require any such course for admission.

If you are technically oriented, then you may opt for M.Pharma, and if you are not technically oriented and want to change your stream then you may opt for MBA.

Sorry, but your rank is too high. You scored 13622 marks in JEE paper 2.
300+ marks are considered for admission for B.Arch in NITs. So, you should try in any private college.
You will definitely get admission in top private colleges.

Hello Deepak Yadav,
While filling the form, if you have done a mistake, contact the IPU committee as soon as possible. Enter your rank in the link given below and get the list of best colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ggsipu-college-predictor
Hope this helps! All the best for your admission!

Hello,
Yes, it is good as you are getting a Masters degree in mechanical engineering that means you need to do specialisation in any particular field so that more companies offer you a good job.
Best wishes!

You can go for marketing. The job opportunities and salary packages are always high for marketing students.

Masters in maths will be a better option, as maths is one of the toughest subject to teach and learn too.