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Piyush Singh

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I'd suggest against taking up engineering if you're not sure of what you want to do, because it's a rat race out there, and you'll regret it later. I'd suggest you choose between the other two.

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Deexak Bhatt

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If you want to make your career only an only in teaching then B.Sc biology is far batter then B.Sc. agriculture because biology will give you waste knowledge in this field which is suitable for teaching job. In agriculture you will get jobs related to farming and other agriculture jobs like research, etc.

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Himanshu Madan

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BPT will give you a doctor's name in front. You can practice with B.Sc in nursing, number of jobs will be more but with BPT quality of jobs will be more.

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Viraj PatilJust follow Me! I will be there for you!

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You cannot take admission in direct second year B.Sc. You must have to complete first year to take admission in second year. 2-3 backlogs would be sufficient to take second year admission.

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Viraj PatilJust follow Me! I will be there for you!

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You can take admission in second year if you have cleared first year. So just go and take the admission in second year. Nothing will affect year drop.

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Vikash Mahawar

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Depends, B.Tech food technology is a professional undergraduate course of 4 years and B.Sc food technology is an undergraduate course of 3 years. B.Tech in food technology deals with the study of food science in various activities happened in food industry. B.Sc food technology deals with the scientific principle involved in the food production as well as preservation. 

However, the reputation of the job profile as well as salary package offer for a B.Tech food technology is better than B.Sc food technology.

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Rochit Goel

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Yes, you can get admission with this percentage. However, before applying to any college do check the eligibility criteria.

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Prakalp Jain

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Hi,
It depends upon your interest and skills where you can apply and the best place where you can get in. So, it's basically which ever course you choose you should excel in that.

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