Science

M.Sc in Biophysics is a 2-year long course divided into 4 semesters. The minimum eligibility criterion needed to be fulfilled for pursuing the course is graduation in any of B.Sc. Physics, Bio-informatics, Biology (10+2 with mathematics), Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, B.Tech. Bioinformatics, Biotechnology and Industrial Biotechnology. Biophysics, as the name suggests, is physics as applied to biological world. The structures and functions of biological cells, molecules and organisms are studied using methods of physics. Biophysics is the Science of developing theories and methods of physics towards the investigation of biological problems. Theaverage tuition feecharged in India for the course ranges between INR40,000 and 1 Lacs. Admission to the course is based on the candidates performance in a relevant entrance exam such as the Bangalore University Entrance Exam, Bharathiar University Entrance Exam, Bhopal University Entrance Exam and Manipal University Online Entrance Test entrance exam etc. Such postgraduates are hired in capacities such as Biophysicists, Medical Biophysics, Applied Biophysicist, Researcher, Associate Engineer and Quality Controller etc. And in industries like Pharmaceuticals, Manufacturing, Biotechnology, Research Organizations and FMCG etc. , besides colleges and universities as teachers.

Dear Pradip,
B.Tech is a graduation, you have to complete Master or post Graduation level and then M.Phil is also a step, For Ph.D in any stream you have to pass all the steps, you can't apply by doing Graduation. FYI more details:
ADMISSION ELIGIBILITY:
A candidate is eligible for Admission and Registration for Ph.D. programme provided he/ she has qualified:
Masters Degree of any recognised University/other qualification in a relevant field. The minimum qualifying marks are 55% at Post Graduation level (Relaxation of 5% of marks, from 55% to 50%, or an equivalent relaxation of grade, may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC/Differently-Able and other categories. )
then In the Entrance Examination conducted by the University at the national level on the pattern of UGC followed by interview.

You can consider following colleges:
Andhra Pradesh
Government College of Nursing, Kurnool
Government College of Nursing, Ananthapur
Government College of Nursing, Kadapa
Government College of Nursing, Visakhapatnam
Government College of Nursing, Hyderabad
Chhattisgarh:
Government College of Nursing, Surguja
Government College of Nursing, Bilaspur
Government College of Nursing, Kawardha
Government College of Nursing, Raigarh
Government College of Nursing, Jagdalpur
Government College of Nursing, Raipur
Gujarat:
Government College of Nursing, Bhavnagar
Government College of Nursing, Surat
Government College of Nursing, Patan
Karnataka:
Government College of Nursing, BM Road, Hassan
Government College of Nursing, Holenarasipura, Hassan
Government College of Nursing, Hubli
Government College of Nursing, Gulbarga
Kerala:
College of Nursing, Palluruthy
Government College of Nursing, Alappuzha
Government College of Nursing, Kottayam
Government College of Nursing, Trissur
Government College of Nursing, Kozhikode
Government College of Nursing, Thiruvananthapuram
Madhya Pradesh:
Government College of Nursing, Jabalpur
Government College of Nursing, Ujjain
Maharashtra:
College of Nursing, Aurangabad
College of Nursing, Nagpur
Punjab:
Government Medical College, College of Nursing, Patiala
Rajasthan:
College of Nursing, Udaipur, Rajasthan
Government College of Nursing, Jaipur
Tamil Nadu:
Government College of Nursing, Madurai
West Bengal:
Government College of Nursing, Kolkata
Government College of Nursing, Burdwan

No formal educational qualification is needed for a career as an electrician. Anyone with an intensive knowledge of electric circuits and other basic operations of electrical appliances can work as an electrician. One can start off their career as a helper with an experienced electrician, and acquire the required specifics within six months to one year. Then with years of practical experience, they can become a skilled electrician. But it should be noted that in every organisation, opportunities are mostly open for those who have received professional training. So to work as an electrician in a reputed public or private organisation, one must enrol for an electrician trade course in Industrial Training Institutes (ITI's). IIT's are located in almost all the states of India and the minimum educational qualification for applying for electrician trade course is Matric/ 10th. The course is offered as engineering trade and the duration of the course may vary from 1-2 years. During the electrician trade training course, students are taught lessons about all possible types of electrical problems which could happen in an industrial setting or a household. The course curriculum combines classroom instructions on electrical theory, installing and maintaining electrical systems as well as on-the-job training under the supervision of experienced electricians. During on-the-job training, initially they drill holes, set anchors and attach conduit. Later, they measure, fabricate and install conduit, as well as install, connect, test wire outlets, and switches. They also learn to set up and draw diagrams of the entire electrical system. At the end of the course, the candidates become adept to carry out the work done by an experienced electrician. Skills Needed
An electrician must have good manual dexterity and eye-hand coordination. They must be physically fit and have a good sense of balance. Good color vision is needed because workers frequently must identify electrical wires by color. They should have the ability to interpret technical diagrams which represent the structure of the electrical circuit. Strong troubleshooting skills allow an electrician to figure out the cause of problems and the best way to fix them.