Medicine & Health Sciences

1. PV - There are Diploma courses available, but I doubt their credibility. Secondly, only top IT companies are into PV. Most pharma companies outsource their PV work to these IT companies. If you choose PV as career, there is too much of work for too little salary, and even d growth is slow.
2. MPHARM This is d the safest and most the easiest thing to do after B.Pharma. You get a stipend and lot of free time to develop your other skills. After completion of MPHARM u can go into R&D, QA/QC, Regulatory, Medico-Marketing, FnD, IPD etc. However the growth in any of these job profiles would be slow as compares to the market standards. I would recommend you to do a full time MBA from a reputed B-school. This is a much better option than doing either PV or MPHARM if u really want to it bigg.

Yes, you can get admission to MCM DAV college for women, Chandigarh, under the general category, for the BA course with the 12th class percentage you have scored.
The actual cut-off percentage for BA is 65% for the general category. So you can go for it. You can even get admission for Economics course with your 12th percentage, in the same college, which can be another option you can check out.
BA at MCM DAV costs a total fee of INR 42, 190, which is a full-time course for 3 years, and the level of the course is Under Graduate.
As the college is permanently affiliated with Punjab University and got an A grade by the TEAM NAAC, it would be a great option for you with the kind of percentage you have. You can even have a look at other colleges for which you have a chance to get admission in BA, but according to what I know, MCM DAV is the best option for you with the percentage you have.

M.Sc. Medical Physics or Master of Science in Medical Physics is a postgraduate course. Medical Physics is an applied area of Physics concerned with the application of Physics principles and methodologies to the diagnosis and treatment of human disease, as well as the design and development of treatment equipment. A Qualified Medical Physicist is qualified to work independently in one or more medical Physics subfields (tracks). The Medical Physics course lasts two years, and the syllabus is divided into four semesters. The Master's degree programme in Medical Physics is job-oriented, and successful completion offers up several professional opportunities for students. M.Sc. Medical Physics Eligibility
Aspiring students should have passed their B.Sc. Degree with Physics as one of the subjects / B.Sc. In Mathematics and Chemistry or triple major with Physics Mathematics, and Chemistry / B.Sc. In Applied Science with Physics Mathematics, and Chemistry or equivalent qualification from a recognised University. The candidates should have secured a minimum of 55% aggregate marks or equivalent in their Bachelor's. Some of the reputed colleges and universities conduct an entrance examination for admission.