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Hello there,
Yes, it is a good decision. Please join any Diploma or certification course in photography institute with your graduation course and learn aspects of photography and work under any photographer as an intern till you become an independent photographer.

Give it another try or try in state level exams or private universities.
Good luck.

You can get seat in NIT and IIIT with this rank and SC category. With this decent rank you have some chances of getting good branch in these colleges. Make your state NIT and IIIT as your priority as you have state quota so your chances of getting good branch increases. All the best.

Many entrance exam forms have been already filled. You are quite late. You may try for direct admission through management.

Their are many government colleges in West Bengal like:
Rank-1 Jadavpur University:
Rank- 2 Bengal Engineering and Science University.
Rank- 3 Institute of Engineering & Management.
Rank- 4 Kalyani Govt.
Rank- 5 Heritage Institute of Technology.
Rank- 6 Techno India.
Rank- 7 Jalpaiguri Govt.

Private colleges like LPU, IPU, etc. offer B.Tech in biotechnology without maths.
Good luck.

Hi Dear,
Kindly use the JEE Mains college predictor app to get more insights about the shortlisted colleges for your JEE Mains score:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Hello Pranav,
Admissions to engineering colleges in Maharashtra is through MHT CET only. However due to large number of seats lying vacant after completion of counselling, different means are adopted to fill up these seats. Also there is what is called as All India Quota that is going to be announced at the time of result. For all these JEE Mains is acceptable

You can prepare for CAT, XAT, SNAP and other management entrance tests.
All the best.

Delhi University.

Your marks are too low, you can not expect for good college my suggestion is that try another exam for engineering or wait for next year or check your college by this link: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Hi,
CET is not usually compulsory in Bachelor's Degree. But there are certain institutes which conduct in-house entrance tests.

MBBS, BDS, BHMS and BAMS are the best career options for a biology student.

Dear Lokesh,
Both the fields are good but today is more demand of technical people, so I would suggest you to choose MBA in operation management or in HR and marketing.

Fair chances. You can prepare for govt. exams and other competitive exams.
All the best.