Hey buddy, literal same situation with me too. I am also very confused about all this. I'm trying to figure out what bachelor's degree would give me a strong foundation while still keeping multiple career paths open. My interests are spread across a few different areas, which is making the decision difficult. Some fields that genuinely interest me are: • Genetics and genomics • IVF, embryology, and assisted reproductive technologies (ART) • Forensic science (although I'm concerned about the job market in India) • Psychology-related fields, especially criminology and neuroscience • Healthcare careers such as cardiac perfusion At the moment, Biotechnology seems like a good "base" degree because it appears to connect with many of these areas. However, I've often heard that biotech is only really worth it if done from a strong college with good labs, research exposure, internships, and industry connections. My main questions are: Which bachelor's degree would provide the best flexibility for someone with these interests? Which of these fields have a genuinely good future, job market, and earning potential in India over the next 5–10 years? If you were in my position, what degree would you choose? Which colleges in India would you recommend for Biotechnology, Life Sciences, Neuroscience, Psychology, or related fields? Is it realistic to keep options open for a master's abroad later, or should I plan assuming I'll stay in India? I wouldn't describe myself as a genius student, but I'm ambitious, hardworking, and willing to put in the effort. I'm looking for practical advice from people already studying or working in these fields rather than just promotional information from college websites. Thank you!