B.Sc Scope

Hi Deepanshu,
In addition to the scientific sector jobs, Science graduates can get employed in non-scientific sectors also. However, little training is required to work in these fields. B.Sc. holders can work in the relevant fields in Science and Technology, in which they are specialized. They can seek out for career in research laboratories, Government corporations, banking and finance sector and so on. Apart from this, science graduates can also find jobs in IT industry, business, BPO, marketing, technical writing and so on.
Employment Areas
Agriculture Industry.
Testing Laboratories.
Forensic Crime Research.
Wastewater Plants.
Aquariums.
Environmental Management and Conservation.
Food Institutes.
Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology Industry.
Research Firms
Forest Services.
Geological Survey Departments.
Health Care Providers.
Industrial Laboratories.
Oil Industry.
Biotechnology Firms.
Chemical Industry.
Educational Institutes.
Hospitals.
Seed and Nursery Companies.
Space Research Institutes.
Wildlife and Fishery Departments.
Further Studies after B.Sc
M.Sc.
M.Sc. is a two-year post graduation course, which helps an aspirant to gain detailed technical knowledge about a particular discipline in Science. In addition to the course work, there are practical sessions in the program, which helps student to be familiar with the theoretical and practical application of various processes. Having a M.Sc., aspirants can further continue their studies in doctoral level. The M.Sc. course is an authentic boost up for those who wish to carry out research, and also to make fame.
MBA
Although MBA is an entirely different field, when comparing with the B.Sc. program, many B.Sc. graduates prefer post graduation in Business Administration. The main reason for this is its growth and the career opportunities prevailing in the sector.
All the best.

There are multiple job opportunities available in the field of IT. As per NASSCOM Indian IT Industry revenues grew by 13% in FY2015 and it added 2,30,000 employees in FY15. NASSCOM has forecasted that IT industry exports will grow by 12-14% and domestic market by 15-17% in FY2016 ( Actual data is yet to be released. India's IT-BPM industry is projected to grow ~8% in FY2017 to USD 154 billion. In light of the very disruptive emerging technologies, the industry is re-imagining itself to become the Digital Solutions Partner for the world. B.Tech CSE & IT, MCA grads from top engineering colleges and universities have excellent career opportunities in IT & ITES industry.
MCA will not be difficult for a Science graduate.

Dear Student,
After doing your B.Sc in chemistry, botany and zoology, you can pursue M.Sc in any of these subjects. You can also think of doing your B.Ed; which will make you eligible for teaching in high schools. The options are vast and many. Once your post graduation is done prepare well for you NET/JRF/SLET; qualifying which will make you eligible for lectureship. After B.Ed if you also do your M.Ed you will be eligible for teacher training institutes. You can also think of studying genetics or other super specialized fields like plant anatomy, physiology, floriculture, neurobiology, biotechnology, biochemistry. Research and development is also a sort after field. You can try for government jobs (with 7th pay commission it does pay you well) banks and other competitive exams in various fields. The advantage of a science graduate is you are never restricted entry from any field.