The sequence of importance are:
These should be your priority list of choosing the course.
Always try to choose the BTech or BSc-MSc program because only BSc will not avail you to get a job (until and unless you are doing a 4 years BSc Research with good project work). So having a BTech increase your chance of getting recruited in the applied and manufacturing section as well as BSc-MSc will give you a chance to work in the Assitant Posts of R&D. Although it may vary from company to company.
I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!
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