B.Sc Biotechnology

There are various universities which offer B.Sc in Biotechnology and the eligibility criteria may vary accordingly. However, the top institutes do prefer candidates with a minimum of 60% in their 10+2 level of examination for B.Sc (Hons) in biotechnology.
To pursue the course, you must have studied physics, chemistry and biology in 10+2. If you have scored more than 60%, you will be eligible to pursue the course from any of the top institutes.
You may have to appear for a qualifying examination to secure admission.

Hello Anand,
You can go for M.Sc in specialization in biotechnology then you can get good job but right now you have to study well so that you can get admission in good college for M.Sc.

Hello Akash,
It totally depends upon you. If you have interest in business and marketing than you should do MBA.
But one thing you know if you doing MBA or MCA so, this toughest study as compare to M.Sc.

Both the courses are good as it depends on your choices but both need higher education like M.Sc or M.Com after graduation.

Hello Kumar,
This is a rapidly developing field but it is advisable to do M.sc for more career prospects.
Some prominent industries where biotechnology professionals may find jobs are:
1) Pharmaceuticals Industry
2) Healthcare Sector
3) Chemical Industry
4) Research Sector
Research sector, in particular, is quite lucrative. One may build a rewarding career in this field.
To thrive in this field, one must possess B.Sc as well as M.Sc degree. Average starting salary is generally between 2-5 LPA.

I will suggest you to go for biotech. It has it has more scope and opportunities than chemistry. But it totally depends on your interests so select you career accordingly.

I think B.Sc in biotechnology has got better career scope and hence it is a much better option.

All fields are good for better future, but I would like to grab your attention towards something which is more important.
If you are planning for going in some engineering field, you will have to gain as much knowledge you can throughout your 4 years of Bachelor's degree.
If you will be proficient in that particular branch then you need not to care about which branch is better.
If there are less opportunity that doesn't mean you should not go ahead and vice versa.
Finally, just analyze your capabilities and take a decision.
It's totally depends on you which will be the bright future.

Hello Nishant,
M.Sc in biotechnology has a good scope as the job opportunities for B.Sc graduates in a highly research oriented field as biotechnology is very less and most students tend to pursue M.Sc in biotechnology or a specialized discipline of biotechnology. India is a home to some excellent colleges for M.Sc programs such as JNU, DU, IISC, TIFR, IITs, etc.

Biotechnology has more scope than microbiology. You should opt for B.Sc in biotechnology.