Zoology

After B.Sc, you are eligible for competitive exams. You can go with B.Ed course; M.Sc. In biotechnology, embryology, biological sciences, etc. Forensic Science is the best option for the career in government, etc.

Lots of scope is awaiting you. Qualify NET and become a zoology lecturer or its allied subjects. Also, you can definitely get a lecturer job in a junior college. Zoologists are so rare nowadays.

Hi,
Admission is based on marks obtained in graduation.
Eligible candidates can apply online or offline with the required information.

Yes, you are eligible to pursue M.Sc. In food Science.

Hi Abhinaya, Since you have already completed B.Sc. In Zoology, you can do M.Sc. By appearing in the NET examination which is a way to enter in the research field. You can also apply to various central and state government exams where the minimum qualification needed is graduation. After doing B.Sc. You can do B.Ed course which is of two years and can enter into the teaching profession as well. If you still looking for other options then Zoology may lead you to your individual business like making a poultry farm or sericulture or pisciculture, etc. These sectors also have a huge potential for making profit.

Yes, it is necessary for you to give an entrance either its JAM or JEST because IISER offers integrated Ph.D. programme. Here is the link:
http://www.iisermohali.ac.in/home/front-page-articles/admissions-to-int-phd-program-august-2018
IISER, Pune has the best research faculty among IISER institutes. Meanwhile, there is also an interview to judge your core interest and research ability in the respective field of Science which you want to pursue.

Here is the list of entrance exams:
JNU CEEB, ICAR AIEEA PG, IIT JAM, AIIMS (for M.Sc in biotech entrance exam), Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Graduate School Admission Exam (TIFR GS). These are the to entrance exams. Other private universities conduct their own entrance exams like Amity University, Ruia College, Sophia College, St. Xavier's (Mumbai) and Manipal University.

Hi Pavan, Please go through the eligibility for M.Sc. Nanotechnology:
Candidates with Bachelors in material Science, mechanical, biomedical, chemical, biotechnology, electronics and computer Science or Bachelor of Science in physics, chemistry, mathematics and life sciences can apply for Master of Science in nanotechnology. Also, check the list of colleges in the link given below:
https://bit.ly/2Oc0Eba.

You won't recieve your Passing Certificate unless you clear your backlogs. So, you can't pursue anything else until you clear your backlog.

Looks like neither of them but check here for more info:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/centurion-university-of-technology-and-management-bhubaneswar-33348/courses
https://www.cutm.ac.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=466&Itemid=933