B.Sc Scope

After completing a B.Sc. In Information Technology (IT), there are several career options available to you. Some of the best career options include:
Software Developer: As a software developer, you will design, develop, and maintain software applications and systems. Network Administrator: As a network administrator, you will be responsible for maintaining an organisation's computer network and ensuring its smooth operation.
Database Administrator: As a database administrator, you will be responsible for managing and organizing an organisation's data and ensuring its security and accessibility.
IT Consultant: As an IT consultant, you will provide expert advice to organizations on how to best use technology to achieve their business goals.
Web Developer: As a web developer, you will design, develop, and maintain websites and web applications. Information Security Analyst: As an information security analyst, you will be responsible for protecting an organisation's computer systems and networks from cyber threats.

A B.Sc. In Chemistry can lead to a variety of job prospects in numerous industries. If you received a 70% on your 12th grade exam, you should think about enrolling in a higher education programme such as an M.Sc. In Chemistry M.Phil. In Chemistry or Ph.D. in Chemistry which can lead to a job in research and development, academia, or the scientific sector. Graduates might also look into opportunities in the food and beverage sectors, analytical Chemistry environmental Science, forensic Science, and pharmaceutical and chemical industries. Teaching, Science writing, Science journalism, patent law, and Science policymaking are further employment opportunities. You can also choose to work for the government at businesses like ISRO, the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), and the Defense Research and Development organisation (DRDO). By launching their own chemical or pharmaceutical businesses, students can also investigate their entrepreneurial potential.

After B.Sc, the position you will get in jobs will have very less payable amount and position is also not so well so at least you have M.Sc. Degree for applying good positions in chemical companies (like R&D) but also without a Ph.D. you increment to higher officials is not that much easy so if you want to go to an industry you have to do a Ph.D. otherwise you have different PSU after the completing the M.Sc. Like ONGC, BARC and others by GATE and by giving the UPSC Chemistry exam you got the GSI-Geochemist and the educators at different online platform or after successfully getting JRF you applied for assistant professors at different colleges.