Science

Mechanical Engineering requires more of Physics as compared to maths because maximum concepts in this subject is related to Physics only. But Maths is also required as lots of calculations are required. It is like 60% Physics and 40% maths is there. So one needs to be perfect in bot the subjects.

Hi
Though engineers in india are already surplus and 70 % of them are unemployable, if you are keen to do so make sure to give your best. The branch which is in demand today may not remain the same in next 5 years but CSE, robotics, aerospace, environmental etc are few which you can pursue as per your interest.

Hi
That depends on you. which course you are interested in and how you see yourself in the future job. Share your education background, what degree you wish to take etc. Applied science have variety of courses from architecture to environmental etc.
Take a look at the list here
https://www.hm.edu/en/course_offerings/bachelor_study_courses/index.en.html

Final year students awaiting results can appear UPSC Prelims. And you can go for it.
Civil service is a better career option than any BSc. You have to work hard. All the best. Good luck.

Dear Mohit ,
If your point is higher paying job field than you can choose this fields like
ECONOMICS
ACTUARIAL SCIENCE
MATHS HONS
CA/ CS + LLB
CIVIL SERVICES
So you can do research in this fields and choose accordingly.
All the best