M.Tech. in Biotechnology 

at Crescent School of Life Sciences, Vandalur

Yes, Crescent School of Life Sciences offers M.Tech programme in one specialisation. Admission is granted based on GATE score.

Hello, this question, as per me, is not a valid question as per my research,  Sri Ramchandra Faculty of Engineering and Technology does not even offer Mtech course as per the Shiksha website and the official website of the college. So, Crescent School of Life Sciences automatically becomes the better college for M.Tech course.  

As per the fee checked around Crescent School of Life Sciences for M.Tech programme, the total tuition fee mentioned on the official website is Rs 2 lakh. But the fee also includes hostel fees and one time fees which is Rs 2.05 lak and Rs 20,000, respectively. Moreover, if the students want to take AC bus service, they are required to pay Rs 40,000-50,000 extra per year. 

The pass out and current students of Crescent School of Life Sciences, in their reviews on Shiksha have mentioned the following thngs about life at the college:
- Our university organises vivid cultural events and fests every semester to celebrate festivals, talents and many more. 
- Extracurricular activities like dance, literature, music, sports, drama, Silambam, fashion, etc., are conducted through the official groups. 
- Our campus had high-speed Wi-Fi available in every corner, with an amazing classroom environment that has both digital and blackboards teaching facilities, it also has average lab facilities now but it is being expanded further, and our college also has a central library where you can find all the books required
- Our college conducts symposium and workshops related to the course, which improves our knowledge and makes us experience new skills. 
As per these quoted statements, it can be considered a good option since most of these present the positive aspects of the college. However to read these reviews in detail, you can check the reviews page of Crescent School of Life Sciences on Shiksha.

The college is a popular choice among students for Life Sciences courses. A lot of students on their reviews in Shiksha have mentioned the following:
- The college is good. I recommend you join this college.
- Our university has amazing professors and campus but weak placement support.
- About 70 students from our course got placed. 
 - The highest salary package offered was 4.1 LPA for the course of B.Sc biotechnology. The lowest salary package offered was 2 LPA. Top recruiters here were Life Cell, Zifo RnD, etc.
As per these details, it seems like a decent options for students to join. To read these reviews in detail, check out the reviews page of Crescent School of Life Sciences on Shiksha. 

Hello, No, Sri Ramachandra Faculty of Engineering and Technology is more expensive than Crescent School of Life Sciences. While the Crescent college charges a tuition fee of Rs 1.5 L - 8 L for Btech,  Sri Ramachandra Faculty of Engineering and Technology charges Rs 10 L. Additionally, while the tiution fee for MSc ar Crescent is Rs 1 L, Sri Ramachandra Faculty charges Rs 1.5 L for the same. For BSc, however, the fee is very similar at both institutes.  

The college only provides entrance-based admission for its BTech and M.Tech courses. Below is the infornation on the accepted exams. 
- BTech: Must have given the Crescent Institute Engineering Admission Test (CIEAT 2023) or should have a valid score in JEE (Main)
- Mtech: Must have a valid score in college conducted CPGEE. Other than this, those with a valid score in National level Entrance examination like GATE, TANCET, etc., are exempted from appearing CPGEE.
For BSc and MSc admission, however, students must have a valid score in the last qualifying exam, i.e., Class 12 for BSc and in UG degree for admission to MSc. 

 The mode of application is online. Candidates can apply through the official website of the BS Abdur Rahman University.

BSc Biotechnology in Crescent School of Life Sciences is an undergraduate course which focuses on the application of Biological principles and processes to technological advancements and innovations. The course lasts for three years and is spread across six semesters. Candidates must have tweleve years of school education with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (or) Botany / Zoology as the subjects of study and a minimum 50% aggregate for admission to the BSc Biotechnology course.