B.Sc

Job areas you can get both in private as well as public sector after successful completion of your course. The Government organisations where you can get a job are:
1. ISRO
2. DRDO
3. VSSC
4. SSPL
5. Research Centres
6. Research Laboratories
Your job nature will be as a:
1. Scientist.
2. Teacher.
3. Manager.
4. Technician.
5. Researcher.
6. Consulting Physicist.
7. Research Associate.
So, you need not worry about the scopes of B.Sc Physics as you have seen above the various options available after this course.
Regards.

Top 10 BBA colleges in India are mentioned in the link provided below. Several institutes conduct entrance tests for admission to these courses, while some admit on the basis of merit. Shiksha presents a list of top ten institutes offering Business administration courses across India:
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/articles/top-10-bba-colleges-in-india-blogId-7797

You should have passed 10,+2 or equivalent with the minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for SC/ST) marks from a recognized board. The student should have chemistry in 10+2 and scored minimum 60% marks in chemistry.

They offer placement assistance. However, to know about the packages offered you need to contact the office as they do not disclose the packages on the website.

Hi Tehmina, NEET exam is not required for B.Sc. and M.Sc. The college or university for whichever you go, they'll give you admission based on your class 12th%. .

Please check for your eligibility to study a course in M.Sc Cyber Law and Information Security from the criteria mentioned below:
1) A candidate should have passed Bachelor's degree from a recognised university with minimum 45% pass mark in aggregate.
2) A candidate may also be required to clear an entrance exam conducted by the university/college.
Regards.

Hi Himanshu,
I don't see any reason why one should not be deemed eligible.
Please visit the official institute website at www.fms.edu to check further details and confirm the same.