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Hello Syed,
Any course cannot guarantee a good salary. The salary a company provides, depends on the skill set you have and your experience. At the moment, you need to focus on your knowledge of the subjects and ensure you maintain a percentage of over 70 percent.
I would suggest you not to consider salary at the moment, rather focus on securing a job in a good company and gain experience. Once you gain experience, your salary will automatically increase.
At the moment, market conditions are not too good. Hence, less recruitments taking place with a nominal salary. Getting a job and keeping on with the performance is the biggest challenge these days. An experience of over above 5 years can provide a good salary.

M.Sc course in physics:
EXAMINATION
Intake capacity : 147
ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS
B.Sc (Hons.) Physics (3 Years Course after 10+2) from Delhi University or any other University whose examination is recognized as equivalent to University of Delhi and fulfill other conditions of eligibility.
50% or above marks in aggregate both main and subsidiary (integrated) and 50% or above marks in physics.
OR
B.Sc (General/Programme/B.Sc (Pass) B.Sc (H) Electronic, BA.Sc (H) Instrumentation BA.Sc (H) Electronics (3 Years Course) after (10+2) from Delhi University or any other University whose examination is recognized as equivalent to Delhi University and fulfill other conditions of eligibility. 60% or above marks in the aggregate and 60% or above marks in Physics.

There are various universities for an MBA programme like Amity University, Mewar University, Suresh Gyan Vihar University, Annamalai University and ICFAI. Actually, all universities have a brand name on the market, All universities are valid internationally too. Amity has various branches in the foreign country, Suresh Gyan Vihar and Mewar University are best universities and known for their approvals, Annamalai University is the oldest and Government University the second name of Annamalai University is the father of distance learning because Annamalai firstly launched distance learning. ICFAI is also very good and it is internationally valid. You can do MBA from ICFAI and you can ping me on what's app also for that.

The travel and tourism industry in India has emerged as one of the main sectors for the significant growth of Indian economy in recent years. In travel and tourism industry there are job prospects which exist in both public as well as private sector.
In the public sector, one can find excellent job in the Government Tourism Departments. On the other hand, in the private sector opportunities includes:
1. Travel Agencies.
2. Hotels.
3. Airlines.
4. Transport and Cargo Companies, etc.
Opportunities include in the companies like:
1. Thomas Cook
2. Coz and Kings.
3. SOTC.
4. SITA Travels.
5. Kingfisher Airlines.
6. Emirates.
7. Indian Airlines, etc.
A post-graduation in the field will offer better opportunities. The courses that are available for you to pursue the same are:
1. Post Graduate Diploma in tourism management (PGDTM).
2. MA in tourism management.
3. PG Diploma in tourism (PGDT).
4. PG Diploma in travel and tourism industry management (PGDTTIM).
5. Diploma in destination management (DDM).
6. PG Diploma in airlines.
7. PG Diploma in cargo operation and management.
There is a skill set that is a mandate for aspirants of travel and tourism industry:
1. Leadership.
2. Team work.
3. Problem solving.
4. Communication skills.
5. It skills
6. Ability to research.
7. Presentation skills
8. Ability to meet deadlines.
Please refer to the following link for some other career options:
https://www.shiksha.com/7-jobs-that-pay-you-to-travel-across-the-world-article-4224-1