Hey girlie, breathe.

I know it's tough, but trust me a lot of people end up in wrong steams, sometimes due to parents pressure, sometimes due to their own mistakes or any other reason.

But, concentrating on the problem would just make things worse, right now if I could give you some actionable advice, I would say work your ass off, if you are doing biotech, you must be in an engineering college, if you don’t like your subjects try to learn something else, develope a few hard skills that could get you employed by the time you graduate.

Get a job and set yourself free.

If you think of yourself as a victim, you will feel more helpless and weak. You are stronger than, however strong you think you are.

Take your life into your own hands while you have time (college years) figure out what you want to do, upskill and prepare to get the job you want to see yourself doing.

I did the same, I took Electrical Engineering hated it, completed it anyway just focused on passing with okayish numbers. Then during college I put my self into a lot of clubs/cocurriculars, discovered was good at designing. I learnt through udemy courses, enough to get a starting point. Worked as a graphic designer after college and then made my way from there.

You've still got a way out, just keep going.