B.Tech

Yes, you can pursue part time B.Tech in civil engineering. But, your class 12th percentage is quite low. It might create hindrance in admission and you won't be able to get a very good college.

Yes, you can take admission. But, you should check their placement, infrastructure, fee, etc.

Pharm.D is a good option. B.Tech in biotech from IIT or NIT will be good for you. You can avoid B.Pharm.

Both the options are good, but you need to find out your interest and liking. If you select B.Pharma, you must be good in chemistry, especially in organic chemistry. If you opt for B.Tech biotechnology, you must have or develop the interest in machinery. Both the options are open for you and have go

Hello Tapas,
There should be no gap in your studies and job because it can create difficulty for you to get a job. After completing mechanical engineering, you can go for a job in technical field and if you are interested in government jobs, then you can apply for Railway JE-SSE exams or SSC engineer

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue B.Tech CSE, and then M.Tech nanotechnology because most of the universities require B.Tech, BE, M.Sc with physics, chemistry, bio science, natural science, electronic science, instrumentation and Mathematics as an eligibility.
All the best.

Hi,
To get a decent job is not a problem, if you have complete knowledge, understanding of law structure and right skills to present your case. Especially, in law domain, the opportunities are unlimited, if you have passion and knowledge.
All the best.

Hello Harshitha,
Both, B.Tech + MBA and BBA + MBA are good options and open multiple career opportunities. If you are technically oriented, then you must go for B.Tech, else you can opt for BBA. Although, there is no justification and valid reasons, Indian industry prefers B.Tech + MBA over BBA + MBA

Hello,
The salary package depends not only on your degree, but also on your skills, knowledge, marks, job role, company, market conditions, pay scale offered by other companies for the same job role, etc. So, it cannot be predicted, if you can be offered a better pay package.