Science

Both touch different aspects of the subject. BE is more about the engineering side while you learn a lot more in B.Sc.

Hi Harika,
You can definitely pursue genetic engineering after B.Sc in CBZ if you're referring to B.Tech in genetic engineering as it would require class 12th from PCM for the eligibility criteria which I am assuming you to have it. For Masters in the same, you'll have to consult the institutes you're wishing to study it from.
Feel free to raise more queries.
All the best.

Hi Satvinder,
Unfortunately, the answer will be 'no' because 3-year Bachelor's degree is not widely accepted by universities. Also, M.Sc programs are very very competitive. Check for options in Australia, France, NZ etc where they accept the three-year degree.

Did not get your query, you want admission in to a Masters programme without a B.Sc degree? No university in the world will allow you to do so.

It depends on the college reputation if its a very good college you wont get but you will get in a normal college.
Again, its upon the course you select.
B.Sc has many Branches, if you are a biology student you will get life science, cut-off for life science is less and further you can go in research or teaching profession
If you are a Maths student or a It student you can take B.Sc-IT, it has a great scope.
All the best.

Hello Vikas,
You may use the college predictors for EAMCET, which may suggest some colleges for you :
1) https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor
2) https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

You should opt for vocational courses.