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Hello Nisar,
It's perfectly all right to do class 12th with PCB and wish for B.Tech in biotechnology. It's a growing field. Plenty of opportunities. Don't hesitate to take action.

Yes! An interview call is given to both freshers as well as work experience people, who have worked for one/two/three/four(rarely) years of experience.

You can't join MBA course just after class 12th board. For MBA, you should have to appear for graduation course and after that, you can appear for MBA. For MBA, you should fulfil the certain eligibility criteria.
So, here is the eligibility criteria for MBA:
You should have Bachelor's degree of at least 3 years for MBA.
You must have at least 50% marks for being eligible.
Candidate appeared for final year exam are also eligible for admission.
No age limit for MBA.
You have to appear for the entrance exam after securing good marks in MBA entrance exam, you can join a good college for MBA.
CAT
CET
UPTU
IGNOU
MAT
GMAT
XAT

Hello Sreeja Pattanaik,
You can click on the link and enter your rank to know the colleges, you can be sure of admission if National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli is in the list:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-branch-predictor

You can apply for the lateral entry within the interval of June to July. You can regularly check the updates on the site of SGSITS. Your selection will be on the basis of the overall CGPA you obtained in Diploma.

You can pursue MBA in pharmaceutical management after completing M.Sc in chemistry.

The academics are in such a way that there would be a lot of practical stuff to deal with a limited theory.
The faculty would also cope with students very well by every means, the campus environment is also quiet good.

You can opt for a Diploma course. But it would be better to do 12th first and then go for dengtal course.

Hello Shubham,
Frankly speaking, I would strongly advise you to analyse as to why you have scored so less marks? Both in JEE Mains and 12th. You may get admission in engineering college but is it worth it? What interests you? What is your passion? Go with this flow.

Hi Mayur,
Law is open to students from all streams. Since, law itself is not limited to a particular specialization and covers a wide range of fields from finance, media, intellectual property and right to information technology, you can do some research as to which specialization could be of your interest and decide accordingly. You have to know what is best for you since suggesting you a specialization as per my choice may not turn out to be a good choice for you at all.

No entrance, it is based on your percentage, you can take up the seat.