Today there are multiple options after B.Sc. apart from M.Sc., which offer great career scope and prospects. Some of them are as follows

1. MCA

You can enroll yourself in a MCA program either in one of the Top NITs like NIT Trichy, Surathkal, Calicut or Warangal through NIMCET or perhaps at a Good Private University like Manipal or BIT Mesra, which is perhaps a GFTI.

2 After B.Sc. you can even directly pursue your MBA at one of the Top Business Schools in India and further open a sea of career opportunitues to yourself in fields of Operations, Finance, Consulting and Management.

3 Government Examinations like UPSC CSE, SSC CGL, RRB Railway, SBI PO Examinations can be attempted with minimum eligibility of Graduation and provide excellent career prospects with Government of India, at respective Capacities.

4 After your Graduation, you can perhaps attain an Associate Degree in Engineering, from Institution of Engineers ( Equivalent to B.Tech) by correspondence and further prepare for the GATE Examination for Masters/M.Tech from some of the Higher Technical Institutes in India like Top IITs, NITs, IISC Bangalore and BITS Pilani.

Hi Kirti!

There are various Courses which you can pursue after B.Sc. Some are given below and their average salaries per year:

• Master of Computer Applications - Rs. 737060.
• Master of Business Administration - Rs. 748007.
• Data Science - Rs. 698413.
• Machine Learning - 691892.
• Management

There are also other Non-Science Courses like Journalism, Animation, Hospitality, etc,.

Hope this is helpful!

All the best!

Hello, You can try for MS in abroad. They differ from Indian MSc programs in the manner that it is more of a research or practically oriented study program. To secure an admission in abroad you should have the qualifying marks in the language eligibility test and or GRE. The requirements differ for each institute so it is advisable to research well before you take up the exam. Also there is an option of integrated Phd programs offered by reputed institutes like IISC. Another option would be a MBA after your BSc. Choose the option which you can see yourself working for a long time if you are not able to identify where your interest lie.

Best wishes.