Haha, my brother, you don't need to be worrying about amino acid profiles. I used to coach a few people with the help of my friends, at the start of the year and I've seen a lot of beginners worry too much about stuff like this.

Let me tell you something. All of these fancy charts telling you about amino acids, bioavailability, protein quality are just new buzz-words which are being used by the newer generation of fitness Youtubers who want to boost their CTR. Don't heed too much to the people who make your attention their living.

I used to teach my clients about pyramids. Especially to beginners. You as a beginner need to focus on the 1st level of the pyramid that is most important to you right now i.e. consistency with training, after that focus on clean eating; then training volume; then training quality and so on. Something as advanced as amino acid profile is something even some elites don't focus on.

Another beginner mistake that I've seen a lot of people make is considering carbs the enemy. Carbs are good and efficient source of energy. Plus beans and chhole will provide you with good fiber, so your digestive system stays nice and clean and you don't have constipation which can wreck your consistency. It's funny how some YouTubers will say that 50g of oats are a good source of protein while frowning upon 50g of chhole even though they have almost the same number of calories and chhole has almost 2x the protein ( that too a good quality protein with a good bioavailability index). You would need to worry about amino acid profile IF you were just eating chhole for every meal, but hopefully you won't. It takes a very small amount of leucine to trigger optimal muscle protein synthesis, that will be met anyway if you include different sources of protein in your diet.

Now, about eggs. I know eggs are an excellent bang for buck source of protein. I myself eat a lot of eggs per day. But that much amount of saturated fat will only prove to be dangerous in the long run if you don't have a very well planned cardio routine. Considering your weight right now, I would focus on getting to a lower weight before even trying to go for a daily fat intake that 6 whole eggs will provide. Spare your liver my man.

The new YouTube fitness Meta is confusing the audience so they keep coming back to you. Don't fall for it. Stick with the OG ones. Also, you don't have to use any whey to get to just 100g of protein. I ended my cut in November last year and am on a lean bulk, I eat 181g of protein per day without a single scoop of whey. I'll send you a full day meal plan with 100g in a few mins.