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It is a reality that we live in materialistic world and everybody wants to gain material wealth in the short period of time. However, if you do MBA just to get good salary after education, you may not have long term career. To be a business leader, you require a set of skills which can help you to work across regional, national and international boundaries. Beside MBA degree, you require skills to succeed in work life such as experience, self-awareness, self-belief, discipline, sensitivity to diversity, humility, lifelong curiosity, honesty, strategic thinking, communication, political acumen, presence, creative and analytical think skills, high EQ, etc.

Hi Vaishali,
My first advice to you is please follow your interest and passion. A course which might sound easy for me may not be suitable for your profile. So, instead of inquiring about jobs and salary figure out what you want and what you like. For example, engineering has wide scope and can fetch you a good fat salary but I am not sure if you can manage it well. It requires a lot of hard work.
Looking at your query, it seems you are well suitable for a government job, so try for IAS, UPSC, SSC exams (these exams are not so easy to crack so be cautious) and look for a government job. Teaching and research also could be an option, but you must have the dedication to impart knowledge and teach.
Other popular options for science stream students include computer science, information technology, software engineering (all of which could help you fetch a good salary but very stressful), biotechnology, architecture, human resource, business management, etc.