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B.Sc is one of the most chosen courses by the Indian students who pass out from science field. The job opportunities available for one who has completed his studies in this sector are numerous. Scope also depends on the discipline you choose. B.Sc courses like Biotech and Biomedical are promising disciplines. They are the emerging ones and R&D sector associated with them looks good.
In case of B.Sc Biotechnology, other recruiters are pharmaceutical firms, food processing industry, chemical industry, etc.
The job opportunities available for the students are not only great in terms of the salary package but are also great in terms of job satisfaction.
There are various opportunities available for the students after B.Sc. Students can go in the research field, in some colleges, the students are recruited directly by the big organizations at a very good salary package. Some professional B.Sc courses like animation and IT open the door of animation and IT industry for the graduates, The other professional B.Sc fields also have vast career opportunities.
Apart from the research jobs, students can also work or get jobs in Marketing, Business & Other technical fields. Science graduates also get jobs in the banking sector (customer service executives). Students can also find employment in government sectors.

First of all, you need to complete your boards syllabus 100% from the NCERT. It would take about an year to do that. Once you are done with it then have a brief revision once. Start giving full test and meanwhile start studying for the portions of JEE Mains that are not included in NCERT. With every test that u give, you will be able to know your weak points and strong points. You won't be able to solve all test questions during the 3 hours but after that remember to solve all those left over questions properly. Never leave or skip any question unsolved after the test. Also, there is a book called 38 years or 39 years IIT-JEE questions. Every year some of the questions for JEE Mains are absolutely copied and pasted from that book. Complete all the questions from that book (except the subjective types). The final point is never lose your commitment towards your goal. It may look tough but trust me it is very awarding. All you need is a strong will and dedication mixed with a dosage of hard work.
Best of Luck.

If you're interested in pursuing a master's degree in cyber security but lack extensive programming experience, you may do so.
To prepare you for the inevitable need of learning to code in the area of cyber security, your master's degree programme makes use of the indefinite present tense rather than the present perfect tense. Learning to code in any language is essential if you want to make a name for yourself in this industry. The common misconception is that knowing how to code isn't necessary for a career in cybersecurity, but this is simply not true. At the beginning of your education in this sector, you won't need to know any programming languages, but as your career progresses, you'll eventually find yourself in need of such skills.
I think you should learn at least one programming language, and my recommendation is Python as it is so popular in the industry. There's no use in learning many languages if you just want to dabble in programming since the fundamentals are the same. If you have a bachelor's degree in computer science, you should already know enough about programming logic to get started with Python, I hope!