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As your major specialization is Biology, and you belongs to bio background you have following career options along with higher studies:-
Geneticist
Horticulturist
Molecular Biologist
Plant Biochemist
Weed Scientist
Science Adviser
Botanist
Plant Explorer
Forest Ranger
Farming Consultant
Florist
Forester
Biology Content Developer
Biological Technician
Conservationist
Ecologist
Mycologist
Environmental Science
You can also work in any pathology labs as a:microbiologist
Medical laboratories
Testing Laboratories
Seed and Nursery organizations
Agricultural Research Organizations
Hospital Administration
Medical research
Food Institutes
Wildlife and Fishery Departments
Pharmaceutical Companies
Medical Equipment companies
Herbal Products and Life care products manufacturer.

Those students who have decided to make their career in the field of shipping, their primary focus is to clear IMU CET and believe me guys, this is not an easy task at all.
Basically, in entrance exams Maths, Chemistry and Physics are included as main subjects, while GK, English, and aptitude are common in all other entrance exams. Here are some basic tips that the aspirants of IMUCET should keep in mind while preparing for exam-
Cross check your syllabus with the brochure of IMU. Go through as many sample papers as you can. They are keys to achieve success in the exam. These question papers will help you to get better insight about the paper. Do not forget to go through NCERT books. Yes, mostly students skip the basic NCERT and try solving difficult level. Increase your study time day by day. Do not study whole day for the very first day of your start. Be honest with yourself. It will give you a clear idea about what you have done and what is remaining.

Okay, since you haven't specified your class 11th class 12th dropper, let's assume that you have got a year of preparation, and you'll be appearing in NEET 2018. Let me tell you something, some people might recommend you to give more time to biology and chemistry than to physics. Biology and chemistry will get you into the competition, but physics decides your seat. So according to me, give priority to physics, especially in understanding the concepts of mechanics, optics, electrostats and modern physics. If we see the scope of NEET the physics part is not expected to be of JEE level, and would be comparatively easier, and analyzing will solve most of the problems as the questions are DIRECT. Biology and chemistry have to be done only from NCERT. Follow your coaching class material as well, only if they teach based on NCERT. Now, how do study? Here what, with a year of preparation, you have to complete physics of 11th first and then move to standard. 12th syllabus, as the basics have to be perfect for understanding standard. 12th physics. It is recommended that you do botany before zoology, as botany has higher weightage, approximately 65/90 ques. Zoology is relatively easier and is easy to remember as well. For chemistry, again, your BIBLE is NCERT, by heart inorganic word to word, at the same time you should know the reason behind every exception in inorganic chem. Organic depends on your practice, same goes for physical chem. As well. As far as time is concerned, you should be done with the syllabus by January, and should focus only on practice. Set the timer for 3 hours and put the pedal to the metal for speed. Speed, practice, knowledge, these three will guarantee thyself a seat next year.