Dual

After the completion of your 12th, you have to appear in JEE (engineering). The eligibility criteria is –
You must have studied PCM in your 12th with minimum 40%. Then you can get to appear for JEE. After cracking the entrance exam you can take admission in engineering colleges in biotechnology stream.

I would suggest you the programme that combines the undergraduate and postgraduate curriculum to provides students a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of business management and the selection of an appropriate specialisation. Accredited by ACBSP (USA), Lovely Professional University provides not just industrial learning but the placement that gives fast pace to your career.

Follow the link below for type of questions asked in SUAT
https://www.shiksha.com/university/sharda-university/exams/Surat/question-papers.

Here is the official link with relevant information:
http://www.iiserpune.ac.in/academics/int-phd-programme

Hello, frankly speaking nanotechnology field is a growing field in India.
You can get more opportunities in abroad with this field. You can still get the job in India but only in research field.
Good luck.

Hi, Faculty of Arts, Dayalbagh Educational Institute- Agra provides M.A. and B.Ed integrated course. Regards.

Nit colleges can be regarded as best choice but only some colleges offer pure sciences so refer to cut off ranks and decide which is better.you can also choose some universities which consider jee main rank

Take dual specialization. It will increase your opportunity to get placed in big companies.

Join this programme only if you are planning to pursue M.Tech after B.Tech, if you are planning for an MBA or some other course after B.Tech then don't opt for this course.