Assuming for the moment that the situation is real, and therefore very concerning, I will reply.
Please keep in mind that I live in India and have a mixed family. I am VERY familiar with the cultural issues at play.
It appears that as a father you have very high standards for your daughter. I would guess that you believe that she can achieve the best, the highest, the most prestigious level of anything …if she just works hard enough.
I would also guess that you do not have a very deep understanding of the US college system. Therefore you have fallen into a TRAP of believing that (like in India) there are only a handful of “good” colleges to attend. That is NOT true in the US and you need to start doing your research so you have a full understanding of what you are talking about.
You also seem to be holding onto the very stereotypical idea that your daughter must go into “computer science/medicine/engineering” in order to have a worthwhile career. IN SPITE of her lack of interest or desire to pursue those field. In my experience, you need to back off. Let her explore her interests, let her figure out where her talents are. She will want to be independent and make her own money. She will figure out the career path that will help her do that.
You have a high achieving daughter. She has achieved an SAT score that most students will never see. She spent her summer on academic pursuits. But, is she happy? Do you have a child that is enjoying her life? That will look back at her childhood and her relationship with you and think that it was good?
Your job is to raise a happy, healthy, mentally sound adult. Your job is not to force her to become what you wish you could have been. Or to bully her to becoming what you wish she would be.
She sounds like a great, hardworking kid. The fact that strangers on the internet can see that and you can’t should be a wake up call to you.
Give her a hug. Back off. Let her have some freedom. Do your research. Note that she could go to a top-100 or top-150 school and get a great education, followed by a great job. Relax. Breath. And let her do the same.