Engineering

Both the courses possess equal importance. But if we talk about the employment opportunities then mechanical engineering is a better option. After completing B.Tech in mechanical engineering, several opportunities can be grabbed such as UPSE, UPSE IES, private sectors jobs, PSUs through GATE, etc. If you do B.Sc in Mathematics from a reputed college like IISc, ISI, etc., then you can do M.Sc, MCA, MBA, etc.
Top colleges for B.Sc are:
1. Indian Statistical Institute
2. IISc, Bangalore
3. Miranda house, Delhi.
4. St. Stephen's College, Delhi
5. Chennai Mathematical Institute
6. Institute of Mathematical Science, Chennai.

In India, scope of biotechnology engineering is very limited and students of this area are not getting jobs easily. The salary package offering are very less about Rs 15000 (for freshers). Hence, think wisely before taking any step.

Keeping the unemployment situations in consideration you should give top priority to employment because higher studies can also be done during the job. However, if you are getting chances of doing M.Tech programme through GATE may the best option.

The minimum eligibility criteria for admission in D.Pharma is that, candidates have to qualify 12th science with at least 55 percent.

Yes, you will get admission if you accomplish the required rank in the exam.

Yes, you can get a chance to study in this college by studying and appearing in the TS ECET test. You have to score a good percentile.