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Physics is a very good subject to read, no doubt about that. However there are few things that one must keep in mind before pursuing a higher degree in Physics, such as Master's degree. Choose the university wisely, there are numerous universities in India providing M.Sc. Degrees in natural sciences subjects. But it is advisable to choose your university after evaluating factors like, alumni, faculty, laboratory, placements, research papers etc. For example, student who has a post-graduate degree from University of Delhi has many chances of getting into Engineering and medical coaching institutes. In fact institutes like Akash and FIIT-JEE go for campus placement in University of Delhi, IITs and other major ones. Decide what your plan is after M.Sc. Because most of the students have no idea what they are doing and they take admission anyway. You may be very good with physics but keep in mind that there are many like you in the university. Decide beforehand that if you want to go for Ph.D. or you want a job. I have seen many guys start to prepare for government graduate level exams and PSU banks after completing their post-graduation. If you really have the dream of joining government services start to prepare today than waiting for another two years. Read well during your course; once you have decided to take admission in M.Sc. Physics take the bait and give hundred percent focus to what's in hand. If you do well, there are good chances of clearing JRF, NET and other such exams. If you score well in these exams you may get into premier institutes like IISER for pursuing Ph.D. Over there stipend is decent, INR 42000 Per month. Once you have completed your Ph.D. from such a reputed institution there will be many opening for you as a scientist in government facilities like DRDO and all.

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Both courses are better, and have own value in market. It is depend what you like more. For class 12th Science stream students, who have an interest in Agriculture, B.Sc Agriculture will be a good option. This course will be a great alternative to BE/B.Tech Agricultural Engineering. Since India is an agrarian country, this field will never run out of opportunities. And Private Sector organizations will employ undergraduates in agriculture. State Agriculture Departments need agricultural graduates to fill up Officer level posts. Talking about BBA, this course will be apt for those people who are serious in getting through a good MBA programme. Studying this degree will gain you employment in the computing industry. This degree AIMS at providing fundamental education in the field of business administration and management. BBA is a 3 year programme. Thanks.