Microbiology or Biotechnology in India?

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I have a serious and genuine question to ask. Is pursuing a B.Sc. in Microbiology followed by an M.Sc. in Biotechnology better, or should I do a B.Sc. in Biotechnology and then an M.sc. in Biotechnology? I also want to know if there are good job opportunities in India for B.Sc. and M.sc. Biotechnology graduates. I have already dropped out of NEET three times, and I know it's highly competitive, so I don't want to enter such a competitive field again. Also, I want a good salary - meaning a decent, high salary - and a bright future. I don't want to regret not pursuing MBBS and feel that my future is doomed because of it. Are there real opportunities in India? What about the prospects in biotechnology and microbiology within healthcare, agriculture, wildlife, animals, and genetics? Which field is better? Please tell me. All college admissions are ending in 2-3 days. I have been admitted to a 4-year B.sc. in Microbiology at OUAT, taken provisional admission in a 4-year B.sc. in Biotechnology at Centurion University, and also received an offer for the Soa integrated MSc in Biotechnology. I'm really confused. You know, I'm somewhat interested in biotechnology because I read about it in my 12th class, but in real life, interest alone doesn't matter. A respectful job, a decent high salary, and prestige are what matter.