B.Sc

Hello Samatha,
Genetic Engineering (B.Tech in Genetics) must not be confused with Genetics course offered by various universities at the B.Sc/M.Sc level (B.Sc. in Genetics). The genetics course is pure sciences based and involves the study of pure genetics and not genetic engineering methods and techniques.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

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Dear focus on your studies, try to clear the backlog first and then prepare for finals. Study hard to get good score, so that you can apply for PG.
Chemistry has an excellent scope.

Dear student,
If you are having an experience in HR department for recruitment then you can opt for MBA programme in distance mode in HR and after this degree, you can apply for other companies or higher profile in your current company.
If you want to change your job profile then share interest area so that I would suggest you a few more options.
All the best.

You have following options available after B.Sc (Hons) Maths (a) Job in Government, private sector, PSU, Public sector banks (PO examination), Armed forces (CDS Examination) or Paramilitary forces, Civil Services, etc where eligibility condition is graduation degree. (b) Higher studies. You have following options available for higher studies: M.Sc Maths, M.Sc Statistics, Post-graduate studies in Data Analytics, MCA, M.Sc CS/IT, MBA, LLB, Lateral entry into B.Tech, etc.

It is definitely worth it if you do it from a good institute. And it will prove to be fruitful in the long run. But do remember, 'if you do it from a good institute'.

If your B.Sc degree is from a recognized university and you have marks above 50% then you are eligible for appearing in MBA entrance examinations.