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Career in Teaching
MA graduates in Sociology can pursue their career in teaching after qualifying the National Eligibility Test (NET) or State Level Eligibility Test (SLET). Those who qualify in NET or SET can join any college or University in India as Assistant Professor or Associate Professor.
Career in Administrative Services
Indian Civil Services like IAS, IPS and IFS are also good options for these graduates as their main subject is sociology. For that, they should qualify the Civil Service Aptitude Test (CSAT) held by Union Public Service Commission. They can also write the exams conducted by State Public Service Commission and get into various administrative posts like
Assistant Commissioner
Block Development Officer
Tehsil Welfare Officer
Sub-divisional Magistrate
District Public Relation Officer
Career in Research
Those who possess MA degree in Sociology can pursue their career as Junior Research Fellow in Indian Statistical Institute. Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology offer the job of Junior Research Assistant to these graduates on contract basis. It is also possible for them to join as Junior Research Officer in National Institute of Urban Affairs. They can also join Centre for Advanced Research and Development (CARD) as Senior Research Officer or Field Officer. But in that case, they should have adequate experience in the related field.
Career in Health, Family and Child Development Services
M.A graduates in Sociology can join Centre for Gerontological Studies and pursue their career as Gerontologists. They can get into the post of Child Development Project Officer or District Programme Officer after qualifying the exam held by State Public Service Commission. They can also work with District Child Protection Society as Probation Officer. Other jobs available for these graduates in the field of Health, Family and Child Development Services are:
Marriage Counselor
Liaison Officer
Family and Child Development Officer
Rehabilitation Counselor
Health Educator

Yes, you can get MIT-Pune. But it also depends on the branch which you applying for, the cut-off varies from branch to branch. When filling CAP form, give 1st preference to MIT-Pune, MIT-Kothrud, MIT-Alandi, etc. All now come under MIT-WPU Faculty of Engineering. You can get more details about it on the websites given below. Feel free to contact the college directly. Below are the Links for college's website:
http://www.mitpune.com/
http://mitcoe.ac.in/
For eligibility and other details, visit the below link:
http://www.mitpune.com/ug-admission.aspx
Below link is for application to DSE Lateral Entry:
https://edu.easebuzz.in/sign-up/MITWPU/lateralbtechapplication/#_ga=2.113633348.2124321885.1525581977-256547134.1525581977

The main work of biomedical scientists lies within the laboratory. They handle different biological samples, such as tissues, cells, blood with the help of pipettes, beakers, and test tubes, along with high-tech equipment and computers. Common responsibilities and the job profile of biomedical scientists are the following:
Screening and testing of lifestyle diseases, such as cardiovascular issues, cancer, and diabetes, along with screening for Ebola, rubella, hepatitis, and other infectious diseases
Development, discovery of treatments like medicines or drugs as therapeutic agents and vaccines as preventive measures
Understanding, investigating disease progression, profile, and mechanisms
Finding innovative, new, and effective means of disease detection, such as new biomarker discovery
Once you complete the related courses successfully, you can land various job roles, based on your qualification. Absorption is possible in bio-instrumentation, pharmaceuticals, medical imaging, drug design, delivery, scientific R&D, health care, hospitals, medical equipment supply, and manufacture. With a good medical science degree, you may even gain a fast track entry into a medical college and start studying to be a doctor, in spite of having failed at the medical entrance examination before.

Hi,
It is not a requirement that one has to be a sportsman to be in this field, even managerial aspirants can enter sports industry after completing the course in sports management. But many sports management professionals are former athletes themselves. Some are trained in other professional disciplines, such as law, accounting, or business management, and come to sports management via their original careers.
Sports management courses are offered at Post-graduate Diploma levels. At present institutes offering this management, course are few in India. However, outside India, there are many institutes and scope is also much more there. Eligibility to take a post-graduate course is graduation. Though candidates from any stream can take up studies in sports management, graduates in physical education are much preferred.
You could also go in for a Bachelors in Physical Education (BP.Ed) or related course in the particular sports of your liking and enter into the career of sports management. The Sports Authority of India conducts courses in physical education that you can take up.
A course in sports management covers subjects such as sports management theory, sports marketing, fundraising, promotions, public relations, ethics in sports management, legal aspects of the sport, facility planning and management, sport management problems and issues, and risk management.