B.Sc Biotechnology
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Definitely, you can get a good job after completing Masters in biotechnology.
I suggest you to prepare for the CSIR NET. After qualifying it, you can get the opportunities to work with India's top scientists and many PSUs.
Read more about the same here: https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam
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I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing B.Sc in biotechnology from Chandigarh. Kindly refer to the link mentioned below for more information on the colleges:
https://goo.gl/FrxqTR
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I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing B.Sc in biotechnology. Kindly refer to the link mentioned below :
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You can pursue the following short term courses along with B.Sc. in Biotechnology:
Short term professional courses in food & beverage service and Kitchen.
Certificate in Food Biotechnology
Diploma of Health Science in Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology
Diploma in Biotechnology Engineering
Advanced Diploma Course in Biotechnology
Certificate in Biotechnology and Plant Tissue Culture
Post M.D. Certificate Course in Biotechnology
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A B.Tech degree in biotechnology exposes you to both the biological sciences as well as the chemical engineering principles involved in biotechnology. This degree gives students the skill sets required to find jobs in labs and industries alike.
A B.Sc degree on the other hand focuses more on the biological sciences aspect of biotechnology. Yes, there will be a few subjects (1 or 2) related to industrial processes but the main emphasis will be on R&D in biological sciences fields such as cell biology, microbiology, molecular biology, genetics, etc.
Now, what is your future goal? Do you want to pursue a research career in are
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B.Tech biotechnology is a higher degree in comparison to B.Sc biotechnology. Therefore, B.Tech graduates have better career scope and opportunities in comparison to B.Sc graduates.
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