B.Sc Biotechnology

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After B.Sc in Biotechnology, you have numerous choices, however, it will depend on you how you want to shape your future.
These courses are:
M.Sc Biotechnology is the application of biological processes to commercial and industrial purposes. This stream of science has a wide scope and its impact on pharmaceutical, diagnostic, healthcare, agricultural, food and environmental sectors is continually on the rise. The objective of this course is to provide students with the skills, knowledge and experience that are needed to pursue a successful career in biotechnology.
M.Sc Microbiology
Microbes have played an important role in the large-scale chemical transformations (carbon, nitrogen and sulphur cycles) on this earth. Microbiology, the science of microorganisms, has contributed significantly to the development of biotechnology, biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology. Micro-organisms help in several industries like the pharmaceutical industry, jute industry, food industry, etc. Hormones, vitamins, vaccines are also manufactured from microorganisms.
M.Tech Biotechnology is an interdisciplinary Science integrating biological sciences with engineering sciences, pharmaceutical sciences, mathematics, chemistry and physics. Biotechnology has applications in diverse fields, such as medicine, agriculture, food technology, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, blood products, artificial organs, nutraceuticals, energy, pollution control, environmental protection and waste management.
M.Tech Food Technology
Food technology is a multidisciplinary field of applied physical sciences, microbiology, process engineering, management, marketing for food and related industries. Food technology includes, but is not limited to, the application of agricultural engineering, mechanical engineering and chemical engineering principles to food materials.
M.Sc Food Technology
M.Sc Food Technology is a unique programme designed to cater the needs of food processing industry. It involves a unique blend of design and management of products, processes and services.
MBA Biotechnology
The MBA Biotechnology programme is specially designed for students with a science or technical background who want to improve their competencies in general management, finance and business administration.

If you are a B.Sc. Student in biotechnology or any other biological sciences related fields, it is highly recommended that you pursue your M.Sc. The job opportunities for B.Sc. Graduates in a highly research oriented field such as biotechnology are very less and most students tend to pursue their M.Sc. In biotechnology or a specialised discipline of biotechnology. India is home to some excellent M.Sc. Programs such as JNU, DU, IISc, TIFR, IITs, etc. With an M.Sc. Degree, most students tend to work in research labs and industries as research assistants. The pay package is also quite less for M.Sc. Graduates. Since India is still developing, it is highly recommended that you do your M.Sc. In a reputed institution for good campus placements and job opportunities.

Yes it is required. In some universities you will be having maths for first 3 semesters and in some you will be having it only. For 2 years or so!
So it completely depends on which university you choose!
And coming to why maths I required here is the reason
1)To understand the process of sterilization you need to have basic knowledge of integration and differentiation.
2)In biotechnology one have to study about fermentator design & upscaling, bioprocesses, mass transfer, metabolic engineering, biochemistry, biophysics etc. So maths is required there!
3). For finding the estimation of dna, there is use of maths.
4). Calculate the composition of any culture.
5). Finding molarity, morality, normality of any solution.
6)If u placed in any industrial company there is use of maths for calculating the estimation, percentage, pH. And etc.