Science

You may opt for courses like travel and tourism or even journalism and specialize in travel journalism. Alternatively, you may choose business related programs and look for careers involving field works and lots of traveling such as research, consultant. Basically, it's about your interest and as a science student you have plenty of options.

Hi,
Maths is compulsory for engineering with physics and chemistry.

Hello Vikas,
I understand that you are interested in pursuing Interior designing and appreciate your decision. However, to be able to pursue interior designing you need to complete your 12th standard first. Once it's done, you can opt for Bachelors in interior designing course.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Yes, career options are good after M.Sc in Microbiology. You can get a job in research field and various hospitals and pathological labs also have Microbiology department for research. You can also go for PhD which will give you better career options or you can prepare for UGC NET for JRF. This will help you in starting your career in research. Also jobs are available in pharmaceutical companies where you can apply.

Dear
As per your statement, according to me, you should consult for personally career counselling for abroad and find out your interest area and caliber.
You can contact to Mr Jitin Chawla (Center for Career Development) - Career Counsellor for the same.
All the best.

Dear,
According to your query, you can think of these programmes:
Environment Science
wildlife Science
Forestry
Psychology
Stem cell research
Agriculture / Horticulture
In abroad you can consider these options
Nanotechnology
Biotechnology
Microbiology
Genetic
All the best.

The titles or nomenclature depend on the university offering the course. However, in graduation, you cannot pursue those specialisations which are available in PG. There is actually no difference between the two in graduation.

1. For science, you can pursue B.Sc.
2. To become a developer, you can pursue B.Tech.

Hi,
Sir George Cayley is known as the father of aeronautics.