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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. If you want to do government job then after completing B.Sc. Physics you can start career by doing research in government institute or university or service like Bank Exams Railway M.Sc. UPSC Geo Scientist can also apply for this to become a lecturer in government sector. For youPhD has to be completed and if you want to apply in research organisation, then after B.Sc. Physics you can apply in this start DRDO Research Institute in India Nuclear Science Center and BARC
If you study further, you will be able to get good salary and training in the field of your choice, you can give entrance exam like IIT JAM NEST JEST HSER, TIFR GS to get admission in top university for doing M.Sc. And Ph.D. Will give if you do M.Sc. Joint M.Sc. Ph.D. from any top university you do the course, you will get very fast growth in your career, so you will definitely do the joint. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.

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Glad to meet you. Government Jobs after B.Sc. Physics:
You can also apply for jobs in the government sector after completing B.Sc. Physics. You can either pursue a career in research at government institutes or universities or you can appear for bank exams for clerical roles or complete your Ph.D. to become a lecturer. Here are the top government jobs after B.Sc. Physics:
Research Scientist
Clerical Jobs
Academician (after Ph.D. in Physics)
Here are the top research organisations to apply at after completing B.Sc. Physics:
Indian Space Research organisation (ISRO)
Defense Research and Development organisation (DRDO)
Nuclear Science Centre
Research laboratories
Research Institutes in India
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)
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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. The diverse curriculum of B.Sc. Physics not only provides domain-specific knowledge but also equips students with problem-solving and analytical skills thereby opening up a range of industrial opportunities. Companies working in the fields of computer Science, management, artificial intelligence, physical Science, data Science, nanotechnology, etc. Need Physics graduates. Here are the best jobs after B.Sc. Physics:
Research Associate / Assistant
space scientist
technician
data Analyst
lab supervisor
Accountant
radiolocator
Lecturer / Professor
physics physicist
geologist
astronaut
particle physicist
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For entrance point of you, there is nothing like last minute preparation. You need to have thorough knowledge of the concepts because Physics is all about concept and problem solving. But if you are preparing for board exams, in case of Physics do give a preference to derivations because they ensure you full marks if you learn it well. As we know in numericals there are chances of calculation mistake, formula mistake and more so its better to concentrate on concept and understanding before you start strugling with numericals. Another thing I can suggest solve atleast 5 previous year question papers they will help you for sure. And for Chemistry since the weitage of organic Chemistry and physical Chemistry is higher than the initganic Chemistry. Give your preference to physical Chemistry because at last moment its difficult to understand the organic Chemistry and in inorganic Chemistry there are exceptions more than trades it can confuse you at time of exam so don't try to cover inorgainc at last moment. And as I told you for Physics solving sample papers at last moment will be a great decision.

As I can suggest you, take a thorough knowledge of ncert. Read between the lines and if you are studying for board then make sure that you cover all the derivations because they are the only thing that can provide you with full marks in that particular question of derivation. Try to understand the concepts if you can understand it by NCERT well and good but if you find it difficult to read it for sure you can go for some youtube videos to understand the concepts. And as we know that Physics is not about theory it is more about understanding and problem solving or I can say numericals these two are the core if Physics. First you complete the derivations and understanding the concept just go through the formulas and start doing the solved numericals so you can understand what is the flow of solving the numericals and your mind will start thinking like that to resolve that problem.