Polytechnic

The admission process for Polytechnic colleges differs according to Diploma courses and the nature of the institute. There are both private as well as government Polytechnic colleges that offer a three-year Diploma in various specializations, such as civil engineering. The common admission process is:
1. You will need to fulfill eligibility criteria to register online or offline at Polytechnic College.
2. This criteria is to have completed the 10th or 12th grade with a minimum of 45% for a government Polytechnic and 35% for a private Polytechnic college.
3. To gain admission to government colleges such as the UP Polytechnic College, you may need to pass an entrance examination (JEECUP).
4. Some other colleges provide direct admission based on your grade in 10th or 12th. Because you have not specified any location or course, you can use this link to learn more about the admission requirements of the college to which you want to apply and choose the best college for admission. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/diploma-courses-india?bc[]=205&bc[]=191&cr[]=10&uaf[]=base_course&rf=filters

Raipur government. Polytechnic has a dedicated training and placement committee with the principle of the college as its head. The placement at all branches, including mechanical engineering, is good. According to alumni, their Diploma in mechanical engineering is well recognised by recruiters as this is a government college. The previous batches have been provided with an average salary package of up to 20,000 Rs. Per month as a fresher. Most mechanical Diploma graduates are hired as junior engineers by companies such as Tata and Ashok Leyland. With the committee's assistance, students can also obtain internships at companies such as TATA.

In 2019 the cut off was follows for admission to Diploma in Automobile Engineering in Government Polytechnic, Nashik category wise
Home District Non-Technical Seats Allotted to Home District Candidates
General: 79.20 %
SC: 53.40%
ST: 66.00 %
OBC: 74.40%
Home District Technical Seats Allotted to Home District Technical Candidates
General: 74.80%
Other than Home District Non-Technical Seats Allotted to Other than Home District Candidates
General: 86.60%
OBC: 84.40%
Other than Home District Technical Seats Allotted to Other than Home District Technical Candidates
General: 89.60%
Cut off changes every year depending on total number of candidates applied, percentage of marks in qualifying examination, total number of seats available etc.

Actually, both are best depending upon student interest, a Diploma in pharmacy students can work as a pharmacist in clinics or government hospitals or even start their own pharmacy. If not interested can do further higher studies for placement in the pharmaceutical industry or working in R&D, this kind of job can pay high salaries. On other hand studying for B.Sc. can work in an executive role in life Science and biotech companies, want high salaries in the same field needs multiple degrees and skills that can only decide the job position and salary. In the current situation in India, a single degree can't pay a high salary until starting their own company with interesting ideas and strategies. So don't compare a course, think about what you want in the future.