B.Sc

Hi,
You should go with your interest. I think, B.Tech comes as first and automatic choice.

You can opt for M.Sc in mathematics. Then, you will be able to pursue M.Phil and Ph.D degree. You can choose a teaching job in private school and clearing the entrance test for government schools teacher.
You can also choose teaching job in tuition classes. Now a days, many companies are hiring mathematics graduate for developing software and computer logics. You can also appear for UPSC, GATE, Bank, and Railway exams.

Can you elaborate your question? B.Sc computer science itself is a course and does not have any sub course.

Hello Debapriya,
B.Tech biotechnology is a higher degree in comparison to B.Sc biotechnology. Therefore, B.Tech graduates have better career scope and opportunities in comparison to B.Sc graduates.
I hope it helps. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Hi,
Before choosing any program, you can check the online program named as Shark Tank and Vault, which will give you knowledge and steps to become an entrepreneur and skills and understanding too.
With your education background and stream, you can choose the field, and even check your caliber and interest. Even, you can think of MBA from top B-school and every B-school have incubator facility through that you generate your idea and develop into action plan.
All the best.

Hi,
There are distance universities, where you can pursue B.Sc in general by submitting the Xerox copy of leaving certificate. You will get admission to final year of B.Sc without science stream in class 12th.
Below mentioned are some universities, which are recognized by government under UGC:
1. IGNOU.
2. YCMOU.
3. Kota University.
4. Sikkim Manipal Distance University.
All the best.

Both, B.Sc CS and B.Sc IT have similarity in syllabus up to 80% to 90% in majority of universities. CS degree has more mathematics oriented theoretical concepts to prepare students for systems programming.
Whereas, IT degree emphasis is on programming for application development firm business enterprises. If you want to work as system programmer, then you can opt for B.Sc CS and if you want to work as app developer, then you can opt for B.Sc IT. For long term career growth, you will have to do PG in either CS or IT.

Biotechnology assimilates in itself a number of disciplines. There is a great demand for biotechnical experts in countless industries and sectors. The following are applications, where biotechnological techniques are used extensively:
1) Agriculture.
2) Animal husbandry.
3) Environment conservation.
4) Genetic engineering.
5) Health care.
6) Medicine.
7) Industrial research and development.
All the best.