Science

Hello Pushpanjali,
Masters in biotechnology/ biochemistry/ genetics/ bioinformatics, etc. If you are deeply interested in research and can cope up with a demanding course load, you can try joining IISc, IISER, TIFR, NCBS, JNCASR, etc. for an Integrated M.Sc-PhD programme.

After 12th, you can go for military, Railway, SSC, and many more small level jobs. You should apply for jobs after graduation, as there will be more options and greater posts, similar to that of officers. To apply for jobs you have to check the official websites of different authorities.

Hello Naveen,
Please mention the university that you want to join.

Hello Sanket,
In order to be a professor of physics at an IIT, you must complete your B.Sc physics with good grades and get into any of the top-notch Masters programmes of the country, namely, in IITs, HCRI and some other top universities of India like DU, JU, JNU and CUH, and then get your doctorate

Hello Drashti,
The entrance exam is Xavier's BMS entrance exam.
For more details, visit the website of the college.

Admission forms will be online from this week on Delhi University’s official website.

You can go for MCA. Eligibility for MCA in most of the top universities is pass with 60% aggregate marks in BCA or B.Sc. (Computer Science) or B.Sc. (Information Technology) or any graduation with computer science as a subject for three years or Mathematics or Statistics or Business Maths or Busines

Hello Krishnanunni,
MBA, MCA, M.Sc or M.Tech based on your interest in the field or industry and there are good career prospects and wide opportunities after completing your MBA.

It totally depends upon your interest.
MBA:
If you have an interest in management field like office work, HR, finance, accounting, etc.
MCA:
If you have a keen interest in software developer field or IT, hardware related field.
M.Sc:
If you have a keen interest in teaching. You can choose any of them de