Science

Some of the options other than medicine are:
Biomedical Scientist/Engineer: It is an application of engineering to medicine. They work with other healthcare professionals including physicians, nurses, therapists and technicians. Do a B.Sc. in Biological Science and then an M.Sc. in Biomedical Science.
Botanists: Concerned mainly with the study of plants and plant life. Do a B.Sc. and then M.Sc. in Botany. Environmental Scientists: One of its specialised fields is: Environmental planning, which involves planning, designing and developing systems and procedures to counteract the pollution. Options are open to work in media houses like newspaper, magazines and journals as Science journalists. After B.Sc, Masters in Biology/Environmental Science would do. Fishery Scientist: A study of fish and fauna, the research projects mainly focused on the effects of human activities on aquatic systems. A major branch is Aquaculture, involving farming of aquatic organisms in natural or controlled marine or freshwater. B.Sc. in Zoology and then M.Sc. in Fisheries or Bachelor of fisheries and followed by M.F.Sc. Food Technologists: After a B.Sc. in Biological Science, do a PG in Food Science/Applied Nutrition/Food and Nutrition or B.Sc. in Home Science and M.Sc. in Home Science with specialisation in Food Science/Applied Nutrition/Food and Nutrition. Agricultural Scientists: A B.Sc. in Agricultural Science and then M.Sc. in Agricultural Science /B.Sc. in Botony and then M.Sc. in Agricultural Science. Forestry: B.Sc. in Forestry/Zoology and then M.Sc. in Forestry/ Life Sciences/Wild Life Biology or after B.Sc. in Zoology/Botany/Agricultural Sc join the Indian Forest Services/State Forest Services. Geneticist: B.Sc. in Biology and then M.Sc. in Biotechnology/Biomedical Sc/Genetics/Molecular Biology. Horticulturist: The four main specialisations in this field are: Promology, Olericulture, Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture. B.Sc. in Horticulture/Agriculture and then M.Sc. in Horticulture/Agriculture with specialisation in Horticulture would do. Marine Biologist: You can enter this field by doing a B.Sc. in Zoology with chemistry/Botany/ Biochemistry and then do M.Sc. in Marine Biology. Microbiologist: Work in varied settings such as universities, hospitals, industrial labs, agricultural companies, biotechnology companies, food or beverage companies, and oil companies.

The admissions will happen under two streams.
Stream 1: 70% of seats through JEE (Mains) score and +2 score.
25% and 75% of weightage will be given to JEE score and +2 marks under this stream. Your +2 marks will be normalized with that of the first rank student's marks in your board. You will be ranked with respect to the combined score of your JEE (Mains) and +2 marks. Your rank will be determined by the combined scores of all other applicants. Stream 2: 30% of seats through +2 marks. You will be ranked according to the normalized percentage of your +2 marks with other applicants under this stream.
Admissions under the two streams will happen according to your rank. You can apply under both the streams.