It really depends on your interests. Think about the type of work you would enjoy doing and companies you would want to work for. Then you can decide on the right qualification or certification. Don’t just go for the highest paid option.

The bridge course was helpful to get an overview but I agree it doesnt prepare us for the actual mbbs course. Making it more systems based and integrating clinical case studies would make it more useful.

Profits and losses are distributed differently. In joint stock companies, profits are distributed as dividends to shareholders. In partnerships, profits and losses are shared among the partners according to their agreed profit-sharing ratios.

Branch change is possible but not guaranteed. You will need to apply and your academics will be a deciding factor. If you have good CGPA after the first year then you have a good chance of changing to computer science. It should not negatively affect your placements and career as long as you work hard and gain the required skills in the new branch.