There are several options for B.Sc in Physics if and only if you choose to pursue higher study. Otherwise mere graduate degree is just sufficient for couple of govt. jobs. Anyway coming back to the point

You can apply for JAM (55% is minimum required in BSc for applying in JAM) and can go for a master degree from any IITs. Not only in Physics but also you can apply for Energy science. However if these are the pros then the cons are that even M.Sc in Physics is not enough to get a job from IITs.

Its very bitter truth that once you land yourself in general science stream, the only way to survive is higher study. Although it is not always possible for every student due to several valid reasons but I would strictly advice you to go for PhD.

During your masters you should apply for internship in reputed and premiere institutes in India and abroad. This will add another feather in your resume and also can help you to apply for Phd in that institute later some time.

Dear aspirant!

See both of them are quite different branches of study.

EC in gce calicut has its different goods a physics im and bsc  physics in a government College has its own. It depends on which subject you like the most.

If pure physics is what you are comfortable with then go for it else EC is always an option.

Choose wisely.

Hope this helps.

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