Science

If you are looking for a professional career right after your graduation then you can go for either CS or Electronics but if you want to pursue higher education and are interested in Physics and want to go for research you can choose Physics hons. Moreover, you can approach for research in any field but Physics won't land you an instant job. But all the fields are equally good and you should choose depending on your interests. Selection of the course actually depends on the career goals and objectives of the candidate. B.Sc. In Electronics course offer flexible career opportunities. B.Sc. In Computer Science course is much suited for candidates who intend to build a career in software field. B.Sc. Physics also have scope to get jobs.

The bachelor of Science is a three year undergraduate regular course. The program is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills in the subjects and give a strong foundation base for them to pursue a career in the subjects chosen. The extensive course study aims at imparting learning concepts to the students to upgrade for a higher level of positions in job settings.The course provides scope for them to pursue higher studies such as Ph.D/ M.B.A /M.Sc. The curriculum includes lectures, assessments, brainstorming sessions, practical classes, hands on experiments and problems solving lessons.
Eligibility Criteria:
The students who have complete their studies in 10+2 course/ P.U C/intermediate/ 12 class CBSE with 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination are eligible. The selection is based on entrance test and personal interview. The students should have strong skills in mathematics and computer knowledge. They should possess keen interest in electronics.

Hello, The Postgraduate Diploma in Forensic Science is a one-year postgraduate Diploma programme. The PG Diploma allows you to work as a crime scene investigator, forensic scientist, forensic expert, or researcher. The eligibility criteria for the PG Diploma in Forensic Science is as follows:
A Bachelor's degree in Science-based courses such as medicine, forensic Science, and pharmacy. Few colleges have graduation criteria that require a minimum aggregate score of 50%; otherwise, a degree in the relevant field would suffice. So, you can study for a PG Diploma in forensic Science after completing a B.Tech in biotechnology. However, it would depend on the course type, like you are eligible for a Diploma in forensic Biology offered by Madurai Kamaraj University, Tamil Nadu.