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All fields are good for better future, but I would like to grab your attention towards something which is more important.
If you are planning for going in some engineering field, you will have to gain as much knowledge you can throughout your 4 years of Bachelor's degree.
If you will be proficient in that particular branch then you need not to care about which branch is better.
If there are less opportunity that doesn't mean you should not go ahead and vice versa.
Finally, just analyze your capabilities and take a decision.
It's totally depends on you which will be the bright future.

Hello Harpreet,
Normally speaking, colleges abroad seek excellence in academics before considering any student for admission. Unfortunately, you have scored less than 60 % and hence I feel that your chances have diminished. However, I would advise you to seek guidance from an agency dealing in sending students abroad since that are many nuances and you may fit in perhaps!

You should check with the institute/university for their admission criteria regarding Masters in entomology. Visit the college website and download their admission brochure, and application form required for applying to Masters in entomology. Once you have cleared the admission stage, you can think further of what you need to do to tackle the coursework.

You will need to visit the college website and download their admission brochure and follow the steps mentioned in the brochure. All forms/applications for admission into colleges can be downloaded online, for a small fee. Fill in the form and attach all necessary documents and send it to the admission department of the relevant college, and wait for a response. You should be getting a response within 3 days of the college receiving your application.

Different industries and jobs one can get involved with after completing M.Sc. in food science technology are as follows:
1) Food research
2) Analytical testing
3) Quality control
4) Dairies
5) Bakeries
6) Confectioneries
7) Poultry farm
8) Others (Dietitian, Nutritionist, Diet and fitness counsellor)

Yes, you most definitely can. Admission into M.Sc zoology would also depend on how you perform in your undergraduate degree, as eligibility into universities may be based on your results in your UG program.

Some of the more popular textbooks for 1st year students in Microbiology are as follows:
1) Microbiology: An introduction, 12th edition; Authors: Gerard J. Tortora, Christine L. Case, and Berdell R. Funke
2) Prescotts Microbiology, 9th Edition; Authors: Joanne Willey, Linda Sherwood, and Christopher J. Woolverton
3) Jawetz Melnick and Adelbergs Medical Microbiology, 26th Edition
4) Bailey and Scott's Diagnostic Microbiology, 13th Edition, Author: Patricia Tille
For a more detailed list, please visit the link provided below:
https://microbiologyinfo.com/top-and-best-microbiology-books/