Career

Both careers have a good scope, but what matters is your interest.
For BDS:
Dentistry has a lot of scope globally inclusive India. The thing is that what are you going to do with BDS later?
The only thing you need to have is good reputed the institution with a high calibre staff (as in private colleges) and good patient input in the institute (as in government colleges).
If you have a hunger to learn the skills then the limit .sky limit.
If you are opening a clinic, just read this Adarsh Padiyar's answer to How much can a fresher dentist earn in India? Is it true that dentists don't have a future?
Well, you can go abroad as well to pursue higher education or else you can give exams prescribed by the country you want to go to and continue your practice. This affair can be a bit expensive and gruelling.
So if you want to settle in the USA for whatever reason there are few states which allow Master's degree for international dentists. But to get into those programmes there is no known criteria and also you have to go to every state dental association website then to every university website and check out the programmes.
Even after that, those dentists will be allowed to work only in certain states.
If you are looking to go for just studies and then return to India, a lot of universities have programmes like esthetic dentistry and implant dentistry but you will not get a license to practice there in the USA.
For BPT:
Students who have completed their basic degree in Physiotherapy will get jobs according to their ability in the home country as well as abroad. Those candidates who complete their education from abroad have a greater chance of getting jobs in their home country with high salary and are highly in demand by the industry.
There are various employment areas in which the students with graduation in physiotherapy can start their career. Some of the available employment areas for BPT students are listed below:
- Educational Institutions
- Hospitals
- Sports Training Facilities
- Rehabilitation Centres for the Handicapped
- Private Clinics
- Physiotherapy Equipment Manufacturers
- Orthopedic Departments
- Schools for the Mentally Retarded and Physically Disabled Children
- Health Institutions
- Fitness Centers
- Defense Medical Establishments

Hello Akshay,
Commerce and science are the two broad categories. In commerce, you can go for arts/ design, business, finance and banking. In science, you have engineering and medical. These are the traditional streams students choose. Some new streams are also in demand nowadays like bio- tech, nanotechnology, agriculture and genetic. Students are also moving towards fashion designing and interior designing. Research-oriented students can go for KVPY and get into institutes like IISC, IISER, etc. Commerce students can also go for CA. There are courses like mechanical/ electrical and computer science in engineering to newer ones like hotel management and fashion designing. You can opt for any of these as per your interest. I hope it helps. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Hello Priyanka,
If your question is what to go for after B.Tech in IIT, then you can either choose to opt for a job or M.Tech from a good college (IIT if possible) or MBA (IIM if possible). While an MBA prepares you for generalist roles and opens your avenues in non-technical industries, an M.Tech qualification offers you plush jobs and a freedom to take your love for technology to the next level. While both these career options are stable and rewarding, current trends indicate that students prefer MBA over M.Tech. Besides opening various employment avenues across industries, an MBA degree gives students a chance to build a promising foundation for their career. The difficulty level and rigour associated with an M.Tech degree also adds to the popularity of MBA in the student community.
After M.Tech or MBA, if you wish, you can go into the research field as well (Ph.D).
I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.