Yes, a Bachelors in Life Sciences is an eligible option for many career paths. After completing this degree, you can pursue higher studies like Masters in Life Sciences Biotechnology Microbiology Biochemistry Genetics or related fields. It also opens opportunities for research jobs in laboratories pharmaceutical companies hospitals and environmental organizations. You can work in healthcare research diagnostics quality control or government research institutes. Additionally you can prepare for competitive exams like CSIR NET GATE or UPSC if you are interested in research or teaching. With this degree you can also explore careers in science communication patent consultancy and biotech startups.