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Hi Nisha.
It is a wrong thought that BBA / MBA is tough for Science students. I have studied Science, in Hsc , BCA and MSc-C.S etc.but i was so interested in Management. So i did my second degree in Business Administration-BBA.Later Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management(PGDBM).
I feel Management / Commerce subjects are more easy to learn. But one thing is true that for HSc-Humanities holders, it is hard to study Problem Papers like Business Maths / Quantitative Techniques, Financial Accounting, Financial Management, Cost / Management Accounting etc.But do not think that it is so tough.
BBA is a good option to start your career in corporate sector. Administration and Human Resource / HR are best areas for ladies to specialize in . So after your MBA/ BBA , you can apply for HR Executive Posts. Later you can become HR Manager .
You can also get employment in L& D Department as Trainer or L& D Associate, L& D Deputy Manager / Manager. You need to posses excellent Presentation and Inter Personal skills for trainer position. L and D stands for Learning and Development Department, which is common in all corporate companies. The main responsibility of Trainers are to conduct Induction / Pre employment trainings, Product Training on the lounging of new products.
For higher education,You can specialize in Commerce(M Com), MBA etc.at Masters Level. If interested in Teaching, you can prepare for NET exam.
All the best.
Regards
SEHEER A KADER OTTAYIL
CAREER EXPERT - VIDYACAREERS.COM
Email : zeheerottayil@gmail.com

These days emphasis is on CSE, Civil and Mech , but it also depends upon your choice. If you are somebody who wants to sit in an AC office then of course CSE is for you but if you are somebody who doesn't mind working in the field then Civil and Mech. Are very good options. These days Civil and Mech. Students are also getting good offers. Now the most important thing is the university/ college that you choose for your degree. These days we have many good government as well as private universities like IITs, IITTs, NITs, LPU, SRM, etc. offering admissions in different engineering branches. Some of them offer admission just on the basis of tests like JEE and some offer you admission on the basis of JEE/ their own test/ marks in previous qualifying exam. You can check the websites of some universities to know the course and fee details. Best of luck to you.

Veterinary science / medicine is a branch which deals diagnosis, treatments and injury in animals and birds.Veterinary science covering all animal species both domestic and wild.The professional / Physician who is practicing veterinary care is known as "Veterinary Surgeon".
Bachelors in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (BVSc. &AH) is the bachelor degree/ professional course available at Bachelors Level. HSc with PCB can apply for BVSc. The Duration of the courses is 5 years including Internship.
Veterinary Graduates have opportunity in both government and private sectors. In government, they can work with Animal Husbandry department as Veterinary Surgeon. Also have opportunities in Private Poultry Farms, Cattle Farms, Diary Farms, Sheep / Goat farms ,Piggery Farms, Horse Ride Clubs, Diary Research Institutes etc.
BSc-Aggriculture is a professional Graduate course in Aggricluture .The Duration of the course is 4 Years.The syllabus include
1. Aggricultural Science
2.Use of Modern -Scientific Agricultural equipments
3. New and Innovative techniques in Agriculture
4. Land Survey
5. SoilScience
6. Water Resource Management
'7. Animal and Poultry Management
8. Baics of Bio Technology
Lot of government as well as private job opportunities are there for BSc- Agriculture graduates. State Agricultural Department Recruits BSc-Agriculture graduates for the post of Aggriculture Officer every year. It is a gazatted rank having better salary. Besides all Cooperative -Rural Developments banks are appointing Aggriculture officers with high salary upto 60,000/ and more Month
IN Private sector, graduates may get placed as Manager- Plantations, and Tea Estates,Officer in Fertilizer Manufacturing units,Food Processiong Units etc.
They may get monthly salary of 30,000-45,000
Geology is more better option than Geography. Specializations like Oceanography, Remote Sensing etc.available at masters level.
A career advisor can not say that one course is better than another. We can only explore about the courses, contents, job opportunities and higher education etc.
Now it is your choice. Analyze all the three and take the right one.
All the best
Regards
SEHEER A KADER OTTAYIL
CAREER EXPERT - VIDYACAREERS.COM
Email : zeheerottayil@gmail.com

Hasmat, Electronics sector in India is growing at a fastest rate nowadays and more and more developments are happening in this field. This sector creates lots of opportunities for young graduates who are interested in designing and manufacturing electronic devices and components.
Both B.Tech and B.Sc covers same topics but the key difference is that B.Tech students need to study each topic in depth compared to BSc students.
Duration also differs i.e. B. Tech is for four years and B.Sc is for three years. Engineers are also paid high compared to B.Sc graduates.
B.Tech in electronics covers right from the designing, manufacturing and use of electronic equipments and devices whereas B.Sc in electronics is concerned with the theoretical and application of instruments and their process.
Both B.Tech and B.Sc courses have their own advantages. The candidates while choosing their area of studies need to give preference to their ability, preference and scope for their career and development.
There are many colleges and universities offering courses both at B.Sc and B.Tech courses at graduation level. They also make sure that their students get good placement opportunities. Some of the university/ colleges also offer good scholarships too.