B.Tech

Both are top NITs, and you can prefer either NIT Silchar or NIT Agartala for B.Tech CSE. Here are some parameters based on which you can decide where to enroll for admission:
1. NIRF Ranking: In the NIRF rankings, the NIT Silchar is ahead of the NIT Agartala at the 38th rank.
2. Admissions possibility: Because of the lower competition, admission to NIT Agartala is easier than admission to NIT Silchar based on the JEE Mains closing rank. The closing rank was 34096 at NIT A whereas it was 18947 at NIT S.
3. Infrastructure: Based on alumni ratings, the NIT S has a superior infrastructure to the NIT A, which lacks some facilities like convenience stores.
4. Placement: The NIT S has better placement packages offered to B.Tech CSE graduates than the NIT A. The average salary offered to the CSE branch is around Rs. 12 LPA at NIT S, whereas it is around Rs. 6.5 LPA at NIT A. The fee is similar at both NITs, at Rs. 5 Lacs for a B.Tech in CSE, and the faculty are also good in both colleges. Hence, you can prefer NIT S over NIT A during JEE counseling.

FTII (Film and Television Institute of India) is an autonomous institute under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of the GoI and aided by the Central GoI. It is situated on the premises of the erstwhile Prabhat Film Company in Pune. The film and Television Institute of India is a member of the CILECT (International Liaison Centre of Schools of Cinema and Television), an organisation of the world's leading schools of film and television. Eligibility Criteria: Students must have completed their graduation from a recognised university and are welcome to apply for FTII admissions. Appearing students can apply but they will have to show related certificates at the time of orientation. Admission Process of FTII:
1- The result is announced on the basis of the written examination and auditions.
2- The result is announced for the Students who cleared the written examination. These students then go through orientation and PI. The final merit list will be prepared on the basis of first and second result lists each carrying 50 percent weightage subject to qualifying on a medical test. Application Process:
Candidates can apply online through the official website of the FTII.
1- Log onto the official website of FTII
2- Click on the Apply Online link available on the page.
3- Click on the Application form option from the list.
4- Fill out the form with your details which include:
1- Student's Name.
2- Parent's details.
3- Address and Phone Number.
4- Academic Qualification.
5- Course Details.
6- Demand Draft Number.
7- Issuing Bank. Take a printout of the application form and attach these documents with it:
1- 2 passport-size photographs.
2- Demand Draft.
3- Declaration by parents/guardians and by candidates.
4- Photocopy of required certificates. Once you have attached the required certificates and documents, submit your application form to The Controller of Examination, Film and Television Institute of India, Pune. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha FTII College page. (https://www.shiksha.com/college/film-and-television-institute-of-india-ftii-erandwana-Pune-998/admission). I hope this will help you.

The biotechnology subject primarily deals with the research and applied aspects of biological processes. In respect to research in biotechnology, the B.Sc. In biotechnology will be a better option. However, if you want to work in an industrial process-related field, you can pursue a B.Tech in biotechnology.
1. The B.Tech in biotechnology covers both Science as well as engineering subjects like genetics, bioprocess engineering, biochemical engineering, etc.
2. On the other hand B.Sc. In biotechnology deals with the research and development in biological sciences such as biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Microbial Genetics, etc.
3. With a B.Tech in biotechnology, you can get jobs like junior biotechnology engineer, field application scientist, or market research associate.
4. With a B.Sc. In biotechnology, you can get jobs like junior researcher, lab technician, and biochemist. Most students prefer to go for research work or a doctorate degree in biotechnology after completing their B.Sc. The B.Tech is preferred by those looking for jobs after graduation in this field.