B.Sc Scope

Yes, you are eligible for this course. Whatever course you do in your UG, you will be eligible to do MBA. The only constraint is that it should be a minimum of 3 years course.

Hello,
Yes, of course, B.Sc. in biotechnology is a good career choice if you are interested in science field.
If you want to pursue your career in research field or professorship then it is the right starting for your career.
After completing your M.Sc., you can apply for CSIR NET exam which is a national eligibility test conducted for science students to provide many career opportunities.
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I hope it will help you.
Best of luck!

It all depends on your interest, if you want to specialize in biology, molecular biology or developmental biology and then do M.Sc. in biology and get job in hospitals, horticulture, medical research, medical lab, science centers, food institutes, but in case you are interested in medicine. You can go for dental, no doubt. BDS has good scope.

B.Sc in agriculture has more scope.

B.Tech is better than B.Sc. in IT.

Among your choices, my recommendation will be as follows: M.Sc. in CS or IT, MBA and MSW. You are advised to choose the subject for your PG based on your interests to excel in your chosen career.

After completing B.Sc, you can opt for various Master's degree courses:
1. M.Sc.
2. Biotechnology.
3. Biochemistry.
4. Microbiology.
5. Genetics.
You can opt for business and management as your career such as:
1. MBA
2. MCA, etc.
You can opt for LLB and make your career in law.

After B.Sc nursing, you can go for higher education i.e., M.Sc (Nursing). There are numerous nursing institutes in India that offer students with an assortment of nursing courses like:
1. Educators.
2. General nursing and midwifery (GNM).
3. Hospital nursing.
4. Orthopedic nursing.
5. Psychiatric nursing.
Also, you can choose to go for other short term courses like M.Sc in biotechnology, M.Sc in neuroscience, M.Sc clinical research, M.Sc medical sociology, etc. or even opt for MBA in pharmaceutical management or hospital management.

There is no provision in Indian Medical colleges of lateral entry of qualified nurses in MBBS. You are advised to appear for medical entrance examination and then do MBBS to fullfill your dream of becoming a doctor.