Hello

Definitely pursuing a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) degree is a good choice other than opting for some professional courses. You need to first decide upon which subject you would choose for a 3 year degree course according to your likes, interests and suitability.

Nowadays, a very large list of subjects, irrespective of whether a BA or a BSc degree, is available to take forward your career. Subjects like Psychology, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, History, Geography, Biotechnology, Geology, Environmental Science, Zoology, Botany, Fishery Science, Agricultural Science, Economics, English, Mass communication & Journalism do provide a good scope ahead both in your knowledge as well as a career prospect.

Next you need to search for the best of institutions in the place where you would like to stay and pursue your degree and studies.

Also after your B.Sc degree you can appear for JAM entrance exam into the IITs if you are interested to build yourself a career in the subjective field.

I hope it will help you
Good luck.....

Dear Student,

Should I replace the word safe with good? If yes, then let me tell you B.Sc. in Medical graduates can get placed in any pharmaceutical, medical, hospitals, nursing homes, medical camps or school and college laboratories. They work in labs and conduct safe testing of experiments. After working in some reputed firm, they can get placed in research centers across India. They work and monitor closely the activities happening in the lab. They are well aware of all the equipment’s and are often referred to as graduates of B. Sc. Medical Lab Testing (MLT).  The probable salaries offered to successful graduates in this field are between 3-6 lacs per annum.

 so, definitely you should go for it.