B.Tech

You can get admission by management quota. For that, you can visit the college and just talk to them, they will provide you with all the details of the admission procedure and the formalities.

I don't want you to lose hope but it can be difficult for you to get there. But you can try your best. You might get that in the last round of the counselling or if there are some vacant seats after the last round of the counselling.

See it is upto to you only that how you perform in your academics and in the interview. Only from that you will be able to get your package, as over here you can find packages from 7 LPA to 1.5 cr per year.

Dear Gyan Prakash Mishra,
There is no chance for IET Lucknow. But you can take admission in CSE branch in JSS, Noida.

Yes. The new rules are declared. You need to complete three trainings or internships in B.Tech which would be after 1st year, 2nd year and 3rd year. Then, you will have 3 internships certifications which are necessary for everyone.

Amity University, Jaipur is better than others because of good placement record and experienced faculty.

It is little difficult to say which branches you can get at 110. Basically, it depends on cut-off marks of Manipal.
But I think you can get either ECE or Civil.

Yes, of course, you can get admission in B.Tech college in CSE. You should try in your state first and sit in all the counselling rounds and you can also try some colleges in North India.

Eligibility: B.Tech
Qualifying Exam: Pass 10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognised board.
Subjects: Pass the above exam with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and English subjects. Minimum Marks:Obtain minimum 55% marks.

More details: https://admissionblock.com/
BE/B.Tech biotechnology course is all about using concepts of Biology for tweaking and modifying biological systems, cell structures, biological processes, etc. so that they can be used in engineering and technology-related applications to improve and enrich various sectors such as healthcare, food processing, agriculture and pharmaceuticals.