Biotechnology

Hello Shweta,
You have obtained a reasonable rank. I think you should get the branch and college of your choice. However to help you I am attaching a link that will predict college for you.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/upsee-college-predictor

There are some private colleges who are providing Biotechnology like Amity Noida, IMS Ghaziabad, etc. You can directly contact them for there admission. And if you want to be in government college like MNIT Allahabad. You should have to be appear in any of these exams. JEE, AKTU, etc.

Salary Offered:
In India, the average pay scale offered to the graduated freshers in this field varies from Rs.3,50,000 to Rs.6,00,000 per annum highly depending on the knowledge and skills of a person whereas, in the developed countries, the salary range that a biotech graduate can expect is comparatively much higher. The freshers can expect a package of US $32,000 to US $ 50,000 and experienced professionals can somewhere expect a package of US $80,000 to US$ 120,000.

It had to be released in this month. But officially, dates are not released.

Please refer to the link below:
http://www.tifr.res.in/~dbs/students/msc_faq.html.

This is a very vague question and there are thousand of institutes in India. I would suggest, you find out the institutes you wish to take admission in and then ask questions related to their admission details.

You can do certificate course in Research Management & Training, Life sciences, event management, etc.

Kakatiya University conducts its own entrance exam for granting admission to a few courses, and for a few courses, it grants admission on the basis of merit.

Total seats for M.Sc Biotechnology in MBT are 60 so getting a merit no. under 100 is the best chance to get a confirmed seat.
The cut-off rank is under 100.
If you have a rank higher than this then you have very less chances of getting a seat for M.Sc.

Of course, a person who has completed class 12th with PCB can do Biotechnology. DY Patil is a good college, but for placement in biotechnology it is might less effective.