Science

I will suggest you to go for B.Sc/B.Tech biotechnology, as Biotechnology is more diverse field compared to microbiology.
As correctly defined by UN convention on Biological Diversity, Art. 2 any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms or derivatives thereof, to make or modify products or processes for specific use. Once you will start your course you will be introduced different streams of biotechnology such as:
1. Animal cell culture.
2. Biochemistry.
3. Cell biology.
4. Embryology.
5. Genetics.
6. Microbiology.
7. Bioinformatics.
8. Biochemical engineering.
9. Plant biotechnology.
10. Bioengineering and
11. Molecular biology.
After completing your course, you could decide whether you would like to stay in research or would you like to go for MBA. If you decide to go for MBA, then there is a course in University of Pune named MBA in biotechnology or else you can go for a plain MBA.

Biotechnology assimilates in itself a number of disciplines. Further, there is a great demand for biotechnical experts in countless industries and sector.
The following are applications where biotechnological techniques are used extensively:
1. Agriculture.
2. Animal husbandry.
3. Environment conservation.
4. Genetic engineering.
5. Health care.
6. Medicine.
7. Industrial research and development.
Career opportunities for students in biotechnology abound. Those specializing in different sub-disciplines of this field can easily find jobs in both private and government sector undertakings. If you have acquired a post-graduate degree in biotechnology, then you can easily find a suitable position in a number of industries.
Major recruiters include industries engaged in processing and developing agricultural and biological products, bio-processing industries, pharmaceutical and chemical industries. There are ample opportunities in industries producing healthcare products, textile industry, cosmetics and organizations engaged in different types of industrial research and development.
These days a growing number of qualified biotechnical professionals are engaged by different industries for environment protection activities and for the safe disposal of hazardous materials.
Pay scale:
The pay scale largely depends on your academic qualification, your area of specialisation and the institution from where you have earned your degree. Fresh graduates in this field can generally bag a monthly salary in the range of Rs.8,000 to Rs.20,000.

Hooke's law is a principle of physics that states that the force F needed to extend or compress a spring by some distance X is proportional to that distance. That is: F = kX, where k is a constant factor characteristic of the spring: its stiffness, and X is small compared to the total possible deformation of the spring.
The law is named after 17th century British physicist Robert Hooke. He first stated the law in 1660 as a Latin anagram. He published the solution of his anagram in 1678 as: ut tensio, sic vis (As the extension, so the force or the extension is proportional to the force).
Hooke's equation holds in many other situations, where an elastic body is deformed, such as wind blowing on a tall building, a musician plucking a string of a guitar, and the filling of a party balloon. An elastic body or material for which this equation can be assumed is said to be linear-elastic or Hookean.

M.Sc pharmaceutical chemistry or Master of science in pharmaceutical chemistry is a postgraduate pharmacy course. Pharmaceutical chemistry which disciplines at the intersection of chemistry, especially synthetic organic chemistry, and pharmacology and various other biological specialties, where it is involved with design, chemical synthesis and development for market of pharmaceutical agents (drugs).
The duration of M.Sc in pharmaceutical chemistry is mostly of two academic years, but it varies from institute to institute. The minimum time to complete the course is also two years. The course is available both in full time and distance basis. The syllabus for the course is divided into four semesters and it an important and career orienting in nature.
Eligibility criteria:
The candidates should have complete their B.Sc degree under any registered university in respective subject in science stream with biology, mathematics and chemistry. The marks of admission for this course vary from university to university.
Below mentioned is the list of top colleges:
1. Guru Nanak Khalsa College.
2. S.P. Memorial College of Advance Studies.
3. Banasthali University.
4. Maharaja Ranjit Singh College of Professional Sciences.
Below mentioned are the job types:
1. Scientist: Pharmaceutical chemistry.
2. Professor: Pharmaceutical chemistry.
3. Group leader: Pharmaceutical Segment R&D.

B.Sc in computer science is an under graduate course related to the information technology. Therefore, the job opportunity after completing B.Sc are mainly in the IT sector. The IT sector in India is expanding rapidly, therefore there is always requirement of under graduates in the computer science course in the following fields by the top IT companies in India:
1. System integrator.
2. Hardware designer.
3. Logic designer.
4. Systems analyst.
5. System administrator.
6. Computer programmer.
7. Computer scientist.
As per the industry trend there is more requirement for the MCA candidates in IT industry comparing to M.Sc in computer science. However, this does not mean that you should not consider M.Sc in computer science. It really depends on what field you would like to go for. For example: if you are looking to go in following fields there is more chance for you with M.Sc degree then MCA:
1. Artificial intelligence.
2. Wireless communication.
3. Information security VSLI/embedded systems.
4. Robotics.
You also have the option to apply for lecturer job in government colleges by clearing the UGC-NET exam. You should consider M.Sc if teaching field is your priority. MCA option is more attractive, if the fields you are interested in are following because there is more scope in these fields with Masters in computer applications degree.
1. Web development.
2. Software development.
3. Database administration.
4. Hardware and networking.
You can also apply for MBA, if you are interested in management role rather than technical job. Most IT companies have jobs for MBA degree holders. You will have to appear in one of several MBA exams to get admission in college. The most popular are CAT and MAT. Since, CAT include some of the top MBA institutions in India, if you have scored at least 50 percent marks in B.Sc. I would recommend you to go for CAT exam. In other case, there is no option for you but to appear in MAT exam.

One can join any reputed organization as plant explorers, conservationists, ecologists, environment consultants, horticulturist, plant biochemist, nursery manager, genetics, molecular biologist, taxonomist, plant pathologist, environmental consultant and farming consultant.
Few job titles are mentioned below:
1. Mycologist.
2. Administrators.
3. Ecologist.
4. Fruit Growers.
5. Plant Biochemist.
6. Forester.
7. Researchers.
Few job sectors are mentioned below:
1. Biotechnology firms.
2. Seed and nursery companies.
3. Plant resources laboratory.
4. Educational institutions.
5. Plant health inspection services.
6. Oil industry.
7. Arboretum.
8. Forest services.
9. Land management agencies.
10. National parks.
11. Chemical industry.
12. Food companies.
13. Biological supply houses.
Pay package:
The Pay scale in this field is very high, but the pay scales varies for a botanist in the private and government sector. The pay scale depends on the factors such as qualification, designation, experience and skills of an individual. Those who want to start their career as a teacher or researcher can expect a salary ranging from .Rs18,000 to Rs.20,000 per month. For those working in other sectors can initially earn a salary in between Rs.15,000 to Rs.25,000 per month and the salary might reach up to Rs.80,000 per month depending on the above factors.