Microbiology

Both offers opportunities in govt and private sectors. Govt options are to be a scientist, PhD scholar, assistant professor, JRF, associate in research laboratories whereas private sectors jobs will in industries related to microbiology or biotech whichever field you choose, as researcher, analyst in food laboratories, etc.

No admission is through centralised counselling .right now admission are open till 23rd June 2017.
http://www.kuk.ac.in/information.php?m=dg=&L01_id=NTk=&L01_direction=V
Follow the above link for prospectus

There are 5 five colleges offering B.Sc biochemistry
IHE Hauz khas, Deshbandhu, Shivaji college, Venkateshwara college and Daulat Ram college.
Microbiology is offered by Gargi college, ACBR, IHE, Bhaskaracharya College, DU south campus.

Admissions are open for Oxford College of Science currently. Apply through this online link given below:
http://eonlineapplication.com/oxford/
The following link says admissions are open for 2017 session:
http://www.theoxford.edu

68% falls short if you are considering to get admission by merit. But this score makes you eligible for entrance examinations for this course so apart from applying to maximum no of colleges prepare for entrances as well . Hope it helps all the best

With microbiology there will be all life sciences specialisation will remain open for you to enter into but with agriculture science it will be limited to this field only. Both after M.Sc and PhD have good career prospects. If you are sure if studying agriculture only then opt for it but if you wish to explore the various life sciences subjects and see what appeals to you then go for microbiology.

Revise your B.Sc subjects thoroughly with special focus on microbiology, questions from all subjects such as cell biology, chemistry, immunology, biochemistry, etc. are asked only basic understanding. The Entrance Examinations for various PG, UG and Integrated Courses will consist of a Written Test of 50 marks of one hour duration and a personal interview of 25 marks.

No, admission to B.Sc program including microbiology is clearly based on your 10+2 score.

After B.Sc, you may pursue M.SC in microbiology or M.SC in biomedical which has great market value. Life science students are employed in the research companies or government colleges.
If you have chemistry background then you have openings in pharma companies.