B.Sc

B.Sc in Information Technology is a three year course and is a graduation which makes you eligible to pursue a Master Degree. My suggestion will be to stay in Technology field, if only you have keen interest and expertise in IT. If not, see the growing scope of MBA in IT related domains. And, MBA enhances the scope of Jobs for an Engineer.

Hi,
There are many Science colleges in DU like Aryabhatta College, Acharya Narandev Veketeshwar College, where you can apply for Physics (h). There are other colleges also, like, Deshbandhu College, ATMA Ram Sanatan Dharam College.
Good luck.

It is INR 25000 per year. Hence, INR 75000 is the total fee for 3 years.

The eligibility criteria to write the SCB exam after 12th grade is that your board percentage must be in the top 1% of the students in your board. This board percentage varies slightly annually. In the year 2018, the CBSE cut off is 88.3%.

Eligibility for scholarship 93% aggregate and above (excluding Physical Education/ Fine Arts / Performing Arts / vocational / non written subjects) in CBSE or ISC Board in XII 2017-2018.

No, B.Sc physical science students cannot apply for M.Sc in IT.

Pune University is well established and has a good course structure. However, the IISERs are certainly the better options because of the diversity in the subjects and courses being offered. Interdisciplinary science and research is promoted. The labs are well funded and much better equipped. You get better exposure to actual research. Get the opportunity of working in labs and doing relevant projects. Something which is lacking in the colleges under Pune University as I have often heard from several people studying there.

If you are pursuing after completing graduation you can apply for PG Diploma courses after pursuing graduation (any field) with a minimum of 50% marks.