B.Sc

Hi,
After B.Sc in Biotechnology, you have numerous choices, however, it will depend on you how you want to shape your future.
These courses are:
M.Sc Biotechnology is the application of biological processes to commercial and industrial purposes. This stream of science has a wide scope and its impact on

There are provisions for scholarships for financially weak students. Fill up the scholarship form and attach verified certificate of being financially weak from concerned/approved authority. You can seek the help of senior students who have undergone such procedure. All the best.

Hi Madhu,
Please check here:
http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/scholarships/freshmen/scholarship-international.html

You need to opt for PCM or PCB in HSC to pursue B.Sc.

Require minimum of 60% aggregate and 60% in PCM as well.

If you were thinking to do Ph.D then it is a good option to do BZC, but in terms of job opportunities, B.Ed is a better option.

The total fee structure will be between INR 50,000 and 5 lakhs. It depends on the college you choose.
Some entrance exams are:
1) AIMAUGAT
2) BMHMMAT
3) BVP CET
4) Oberoi STEP
Best wishes.

For B.Sc in economics, you only need 50% in your 10+2. Here is a more information.
Bachelor of Science in Economics or B.Sc Economics is an undergraduate program of 3 years which can be done after completion of 10+2 or equivalent examination. The average annual fee for B.Sc Economics ranges between I

Pass +2 science with a minimum of 50% marks. The candidate should have either the subject combination of (a) Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry or (b) Biology, Physics and Chemistry at +2 level. Separate application forms are required for each stream.
Applications are invited from eligible candidates