B.Sc Scope

Bachelor of Science is a popular course choice that aspirants consider pursuing after their 10+2, that is, at the graduation level. A simple B.Sc course would comprise of Science subjects such as, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology and Mathematics. In India, colleges offer B.Sc course which is typically of three years duration. After pursuing a simple B.Sc. Course, that is, B.Sc Physics, B.Sc Chemistry, B.Sc Mathematics etc., students can become teachers, technical writers or research analysts. But it is advisable that they first pursue M.Sc. Degree and then head-out to secure a job. Good luck.

It is totally depends on your choice that which subject do you like in M.Sc
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Yes, you can do forensic psychology after B.Sc computer science.
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Yes, you can pursue Masters in animation after B.Sc. Good luck.

Yes, you can definitely apply for the M.Sc in biomedical science after doing B.Sc in medical Biotechnology if you wish to pursue the same.

Hello,It is very nice indeed to know that you are interested in doing your PG from abroad. However, let me caution you here. Getting admission in any university abroad involves not only good academics but many more things along with mandatory exams. There are many nuances to this story. In view of this I would like to advice you that please approach an agency that is sending students abroad for M.Sc. Best wishes to you.

That's entirely up to you. Each field has its merits and demerits. So, look into each and decide which would suit you the best.

After the completion of the B.Sc degree, there are various options available for the Science students, you can go for Master's degree if you are interested in a research area and you can go for professional job oriented courses. Good Luck.

I'm sure there is always a plus point in increasing your knowledge and hence your degrees. Your credibility and CV get a boost with this. When you apply for any job a Masters degree in your hand will give a more advantage so go for it.

Hello Anurag singh. Chemistry: Eligibility. As a minimum criterion of eligibility for M.Sc. Chemistry course, aspiring candidates need to have completed: Higher and Senior Secondary levels of education (classes X and XII with a minimum aggregate score of 60%. All the best.