Science

If there is a vacancy, you might be able to shift. Enquire with the college officials.

Yes, you are eligible for B.Sc course in both the streams. Your academic performance in 10+2 is good.

Hi,
There are many courses which you can still opt for such as microbiology, agriculture and even biotechnology where you can make the complete use of your subject knowledge along with some interesting experiments which will further develop your interest.

For taking admission in B.Arch, you need to appear for the entrance exam and score good marks in the same. Your admission will be considered with respect to your score in the entrance exam and not only your class 12th marks.

Hi,
Definitely, biotechnology has a good scope in the field of innovation in agriculture as well as medicine. It depends on the thorough knowledge of the subject. You can get good opportunities for jobs in the research field too.

Your fee will be 4.5 lakhs for the two-year M.Sc course in physics. You can join M.Sc after completing your degree, you will get a good job.
Good luck.

NITs are good. IISERs are even better (you can stay & play in the same institution all the way to your doctorate completion). The B.Tech biotechnology degree is overrated and is merely a halfway credential. All biotechnology courses are a mish-must. Invest deeply in basic sciences. You can swim more easily in the applied biotech jobs or internships or in entrepreneurship.

Yes, MS Ramaiah College of Pharmacy-Bangalore is one of the best pharmacy institutions in the country, in terms of laboratory facilities and faculty. The institute has been identified as "Model Institution" for the quality and standards.

Well, you can contact the administrative office, the details are as follows:
Contact Call Centre:
0120–4370000, 0120-4806855
(from 09:00 am-05:00 pm excluding Saturdays & Sundays)
Contact the office of the C.E.O
ceo@galgotiasuniversity.edu.in
Please mention your fee receipt no. and the date you applied for admission, they will re-direct you to the departmental query office and I believe they will be able to solve this problem from their hand else when you visit the campus for admission you can get it rectified from the registrar's office.