Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Delhi Answered Questions

With a rank of 40,000, you can try for NITs and IIITs. Also you can try for various other government colleges like Delhi Technological University, and Netaji Subhash Institute of technology (NSIT), New Delhi.
In addition to these universities and colleges, you can also apply for various government colleges in different states if your state doesn't have it's own engineering entrance exam.

Engineering and b.sc are both science fields. It depends on where your interest lies. While b.sc is pure basic science, engineering is more of a technical study. So if you're interested to do indepth study of a particular field of science, you can choose b.s. in that particular field like chemistr, physics etc. But if you want to study technology and practical and industrial application of science, choose engineering. Both have equally good opportunities career wise. In b.s. it is more academic and in engineering it is more industry specific.
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I am sorry I couldn't get your question. What is important between what?
Is this in response to your previous question of b.s. and engineering?
If yes, both b.sc and engineering are two different fields And both have their own Importance. If you want an industrial or corporate job you can opt for engineering and if you are interested in study of pure science and want more of an academic job, go for b.sc. although sometimes b.sc can also get you into industrial job.
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The faculty here at this college is excellent. All the faculty members are the pioneers in their respective field and have had an exposure to the field from all over the world which benefits the students as well. They are not only good teachers in the classroom, but are excellent guides as well who are ready to help you in any manner they can.They give you good advice about your career and guide you towards the right path. There is not much formality and they are like friends to the students.
As far as placement is concerned, Some companies do come for campus placements and offer good packages, but most of the students are inclined towards higher studies. Excellent environment and guidance for the preparation of various entrance exams and interviews is provided. Students from the college have been placed in top institutes for masters as well as PhD, both in India as well as abroad.

For B.tech in Biotechnology, you will get admitted in University School Of Biotechnology which is a campus college for GGSIP University. For the B.tech programme the fee is INR 53000 for the first year and INR 47000 per year for the next 3 years. This is for the campus colleges. For affiliated colleges, B.tech in other streams, the fee is higher and varies from college to college. You can get information about the exact fee structure by visiting the official website of the respective college.

Yes. Biotech is an emerging field with a very bright future ahead. Biotech like other fields is not a singular field but is finding its applications in various other fields as well. It has a lot of research opportunities, as well as industrial applications. There is scope of start ups also. In the coming future the demand for Biotechnologists in the Industry will only increase. The government has also decided to invest in this field and has made Biotechnology a part of the Make in India project.