B.Sc

Law has good scope, even after B.Sc., using your scientific knowledge you can specialise in intellectual property rights, copy rights, international trade, information security and rights, etc. besides civil and criminal laws.

Hello,
There are many career options available after completing B.Sc. in biology:
M.Sc. in chemistry
M.Sc. in biochemistry
M.Sc. in botany
M.Sc. in zoology
M.Sc. in Applied Biology
If you are interested in research field or professorship then you can also prepare for CSIR NET exam after this. You can get more details about CSIR recruitment here –
https://scoop.eduncle.com/csir-recruitment-net-jrf
You can know more career options after B.Sc. biology here –http://entrance-exam.net/scope-after-bsc-biology/
I hope it will help you.
All the best!

Hi,
Indian railway is the biggest recruiter in India. It provides jobs to many candidates every year. There are different posts available in the railways and the eligibility criteria is different according to the posts like 12th, graduates, engineers, non-technical, etc.
So, you have to decide that for which post you want to apply and prepare accordingly.

You are eligible to seek admission in MBA IT in a majority of Indian B-Schools if you have passed your B.Sc with more than 50% marks.

Hi Satish,
Most universities in Canada require 16 years education particularly for admissions into the MS programs. You must check university websites for specific requirements and email them before you apply. Many students enroll into a one year PG Diploma or a master degree program in India and complete the first year to meet the eligibility criteria.