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None of colleges are offering such a course in Bachelor level. For engineering and architecture you should have physics, chemistry and mathematics in your class 12th, however you can try for diploma course where minimum qualification is class 10th.

Good, M.Sc microbiologists have a wide range of industries to apply like pharma, Biotech, Agriculture, food processing, dairy, leather, water, research, etc.

First of all, almost everything today is IT based, so there is no question regarding value in this field. Secondly, what type of job you want to do is important, whether to be an HR, Admin or Technical in IT field it's is all up to you. Just relax and think where you want to apply your knowledge

I would suggest you to go for M.Sc in chemistry, and then you can pursue Ph.D in the same. You can try to clear JRF NET in chemical sciences.

Go for B.Sc in CBZ, CBM (Microbiology), or do diploma in medical lab technology.

Agriculture is the best option, because:
1. We are agriculture based country.
2. Lots of research is under pipeline to meet the needs of growing population.
3. Government is also helping to set up agriculture based industry.
4. We have special NET for agriculture students who are willing to make career in agriculture.

Hello Deepankar,
Every state has good colleges which will offer B.Sc with physics. However, admissions to these colleges is not through JEE Mains but based on marks scored in qualifying exam.