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Hi Ayushi,
Some colleges and universities appoint M.Sc. degree holders as a professor or lecturer. They can also perform research work in various industries.
After completion of your degree in M.Sc, you can also go for the further higher studies such as research programmes or Ph.D courses.
Job Areas
After completing your degree, you can work in various organizations and companies. A list of the job area where you can work after post graduation in science are:
Banks
Government Sector
Private Sector
Railways
Teaching
Research
NTPC
ONGC
HPCL
ISRO
BAARC
BHEL
Job Profile
Research Assistant
Lab Technician
Scientist
Field Officer
Manager
Professor
Researcher and accountant
Statistician
Quantitative Developer
Assistant Professor
Junior software Engineer
Recruiters
GlaxoSmithKline
Cilpla
Ranbaxy
GAIL
ONGC
HDFC
ICICI
Oracle
Wipro
Infosys
HCL
Students who complete M.Sc in Physics with high percentage can apply for jobs at NASA. M.Sc in Mathematics graduates can work in different government organizations such as DRDO (Defense Research and Development Organization) & ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization). There are lots of opportunities not only in India but also in foreign nations for M.Sc graduates.
Salary & PayScale
An M.Sc degree holder can earn an average salary of Rs.25k to Rs.35k per month. There are many companies in both sectors which offer a higher salary package to M.Sc degree holders.
Salaries will also depend upon the working field, size of company, sector, location, qualification and many others. Good experience in this field can help you to get a handsome salary package.
All the best.

It is really difficult to say that Integrated MSc with Phd is available or not. Because there are a lot of private universities who are offering these courses in integrated manner. that is Masters degree along with Phd Degree at a stretch of 5 years (2+3) but it will be difficult to say that if that courses are accredited by national boards. because normally the boards accept regular courses.
They consider integrated courses as distance courses and hence have no equivalency with regular ones. hence it would be wiser if you pursue you MSc and then apply for Phd and complete Phd after completion of masters only. again you have asked for completing the integrated course in distance mode. sorry to say that already you are losing charm of the degree by choosing integrated one on top of that distance course mode will make it horrible.And even i don't think it will be available as integrated course in distance mode.
That means the universities might not be offering integrated courses in distance mode. you have to check out from the respective universities only.One of the universities which may offer this integrated degree is Centurion University.