B.Sc Physics

Hi Divya,
No, sorry Divya. You are not eligible for it.
You can try for some B.Sc course by which you can excel in your favourite subject.
My best wishes
All the very best.

No, the cut-off is way too high your scores. You can try for management quota in private colleges.

Don't look at the percentage. Strive for course you want to take. There is no mention of the name of the college in your degree.

Yes, you may get in the 2nd counselling.

Both the courses has different direction and different scope on future. You can't compare engineering with a B.Sc courses. Both the courses has its own merits.
Gender never decides the courses. It is your interest in which side you can do better. Choose that side.
I suggest you to go with Engineering, because it has more scope rather than B.Sc.

Hi,
If you are interested in making your career in Government field then you can appear in the CSIR NET Exam. It is the exam which is conducted for the selection of lecturers and Research Fellows in many prestigious Institutes of India. You can appear in the December exam, get complete details here CSIR NET Online. For more details go through CSIR NET Exam.
Thanks.

Eligibility Criteria for ISRO after B.Sc. in Physics:
Yes, you are certainly eligible to get job in ISRO (Indian Space Research organisation) after successful completion of B.Sc. in Physics course. As you are done with B.Sc. in Physics, you are eligible to apply for the post of Technical Assistant or Scientific Assistant. The basic educational qualification required for the above mentioned posts is Graduate Degree or Diploma course from a recognised university. As you have completed B.Sc. In Physics, you are eligible to apply for ISRO Technical Assistant Recruitment with the above-mentioned criteria.

Global Institute of Technology, JECRC, MNIT, SKIT, Manipal University.

Book by C.R D is the best book. Apart from that, Chahya Prakashni books are also good.