Electronics

As far as I could see and check, electronics M.Sc. Is not available in distance mode but you can still see the list of colleges that offer M.Sc. Through distance mode, click here please- https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/distance-correspondence-m-sc-colleges-india.

Hello Chaitra,
Sorry to say, you are not eligible for D.Ed in anywhere and in distance mode education too. Because mandatory criteria is HSC with atleast 50 %. If you have a keen interest to become a teacher, go for NIOS HSC later D.Ed course. Or pursue B.E then B.Ed. All the best for your future.

Amity University Mumbai take admission based on your 12th marks. For B.Tech in Biotechnology minimum 55% in PCM is required. As you secured 91.66% in boards than you can take direct admission without any test or interview and as your percentage is more than 88% you'll have to pay just 50% of the tuition fees.

B.Sc is your only option, if you don't wish to pursue B.Tech.

After you graduate, for any job you need to get professional specific skills or knowledge. These 10th and 12th marks will just hold you few extra minutes in interview answering why you got that and why they should hire you in spite of that. The last question matters the most and your professional skills and abilities later determine your worth for job, not 10 or 12.

In electronics, the production department has more career growth as day by day electrical appliances are being advanced, the market is flourishing with new electrical devices which makes life simple as well as easier! Regularly, new products are entering the market. So, production department is having more career growth!

Yes, an electronics student can pursue pg course in vfx. for more information about this course please visit follow given link
https://www.shiksha.com/animation/2d-3d-animation/articles/top-10-animation-colleges-in-india-blogId-10898

Hi Sai!
Yes, you can choose BBA for your graduation purpose. Your score is also good. They generally need above 60%. You should apply for the BBA program.
Best of luck.

Better you clear the backlog because neither college's nor the recruiters accept the students with backlog so better you study that subject and clear the exam.