B.Sc. (Hons)

Yes, you can get admission in Amity University with this percentage. Good luck.

Yes, you can definitely apply for the M.Sc in biomedical science after doing B.Sc in medical Biotechnology if you wish to pursue the same.

This Indian Board of Alternative Medicine should be best avoided. Apparently due to police action, it has suspended all operations. I am attaching a link that will explain.
https://www.altmedworld.net/

A total of 31 seats are available for OBC category student for BAC Maths hons in Kalindi College.

Hi Nitin,
The chances are very vague. It is difficult to get through DU on merit based on 12th Result if it is lower than 90%.

Hi Dushyant, An honors course typically covers the same curriculum as the regular version of that course but in little more depth. It's just tweaked and aimed at higher achieving students. If you took honors agriculture, you would cover the same topics as regular agriculture but would dive deeper into the knowledge.

Hello,
You can visit this link for the colleges. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-physics-colleges-india
Thanks.

Hello Rahul Salgar. A student with a B.Sc. (hons) degree, is normally given preference over a student with a B.Sc. (general) degree. If you want to opt for one the scope and intensity is more in B.Sc. Management course in agriculture. Though the difference is not major. Most of the curriculum will be same but the degree of B.Sc. Agri. Thank you.

Hello,
M.Sc Instrumentation Technology Eligibility
The candidates should complete their B.Sc Degree under any registered University with Biology and Chemistry and Physics as main subjects with 50% or above marks. The marks of admission for this course vary from University to University. In various colleges and Universities there is an entrance exam plus interview for admission of the Course.

Yes, you can get jobs in sports and games. And, also you can apply for some government exams too. Good luck.