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A dual degree means you will be getting your two degrees (B.Tech an M.Tech) separately, which means you will get a B.Tech Degree after 4-year course and then an M.Tech Degree after 2-year course. Whereas for an integrated course, you will get both your degrees after pursuing a 5-year course for B.Tech + M.Tech.

Obviously, Thapar Institute of Technology, because it has good rating and you will have a royal life in your college days. Because, both are chemical engineering that's why I am preferring you Thapar Institute of Technology.

If you don't wish to pursue MS, you can go for MBA in Public Health or MBA in Hospital Management. You may also consider pursuing Doctor of Philosophy in Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry.

After class 12th commerce, you can do BCA.

I would suggest you to go for a degree course. A degree course always has a upper hand as compared to Diploma.

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Some books of life Science for CSIR UGC NET:
Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry David L. Nelson and Michael M. Cox
Principles of Genetics D. Peter Snustad, Michael J. Simmons
Developmental Biology Scott F. Gilbert
CSIR-JRF-NET: Life Sciences Fundamentals and Practice (Part I & II) 2011 Kumar Pranav Mina Usha
CSIR NET/JRF Life Sciences MCQ Practice book (Sixth Edition)
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Yes, you take political Science honors as you have already done intermediate in arts stream. There is no such hard and tough role to choose honors subjects. Choose your subject as per your interests. So that you will enjoy it and learn a lots from your interested subjects. Best of luck.