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Vishesh Vanjani

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Almost all of the discussed careers are related to Biology so I won't do that. Have you ever thought about exploring Science even in college, like studying Chemistry Physics computers, and even Maths. If yes, then I'm sure you are not alone. What's even better? Some colleges offer such opportunities by letting you study different subjects for some semesters (depending on the college) and letting you choose your major subject from them depending on your actual interest. Some national level and reputed colleges can even offer you degrees in subjects you might not have even studied in 12th. The reason for answering such open-mindedly is f
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Niranjan reddy balemula

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Admission to B.Sc. In Biotechnology at PSG College of Arts and Science (PSGCAS) typically follows these steps:
Eligibility: Candidates must have passed 10+2 in Science stream with Biology as a subject. Entrance Exam: PSGCAS conducts its own entrance exam, PSGCAS Entrance Exam, for admission to B.Sc. In Biotechnology. Application: Interested candidates need to fill the application form which is available on the official website of the college. Shortlisting: Based on the scores of the entrance exam, the college shortlists candidates for the next round of admission process. Counselling: Shortlisted candidates are then called for counsellin
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chetan dubey

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It's best to check with the college directly for the most up-to-date and accurate information about the cutoff for the B.Sc. in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology program. Additionally, you can also check the official website of the college or the official website of the University for the cutoff information.
It's also worth noting that in some cases, the cutoff for a program may vary depending on the category of the applicant (e.g. General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.). So, please make sure you check the correct category cutoff as well.

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jasveer singh

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Hi,
Biotechnology course for Plus Two students in the Science stream. Out of these 2, according to me B.Tech Biotech is good as it has a much good scope and jobs available than just simply B.Sc. In Biotech. B.Tech Biotech is more of a professional degree than just a B.Sc. Biotech degree. Pharmaceutical Consultant. Research Scientist. Business Developer. Biotechnologist. Clinical Technician. Software Developer. DNA Analyst. The top areas of research for the B.Sc. Biotechnology students are in Medical Biotechnology, Plant Biotechnology, Genetics, Microbiology, Environment Conservation and Biodiversity, and Genetics, to name a few.

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Naveen Donthula

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You should at least score 55% in 12+ with English and Biology as the mandatory subject or Zoology botany and biotechnology can be considered in case you don't have Biology in the class 12th and has a total fee of INR 4.75 Lakhs.

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Pranav Karad

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For applying you need to visit the respective college. Before that contact them from their website.

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Taniksha Agarwal

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Hi Vatsal, The advanced programs, such as a B.Tech in Biotech or maybe Master of Science in Biotechnology, can enable you to go for the chances to explore the many avenues you can take in your career
You must look for a degree programme that will give you the opportunity to get hands-on experience by way of internships, live projects, consultancies and OJTs etc. It will help you understand the accountability and responsibility of a real-world company, where its about owning the projects or processes. The field is dynamic, new skills, new technologies, new challenges, new competition are order of the day. Be adaptive to changes in the in
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Anirudh K

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You have to score more than 75% in 12th from a recognised board and you should study the science subjects like biology, chemistry, physics and Maths.

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Sanu Ghosh

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The Alagappa University offers the course B.Sc. in Biotechnology based on the merit score, The minimum eligibility criterion for B.Sc Biotechnology is a passing grade in Xth and XIIth with Physics, Biology, and Chemistry as core courses, with a minimum of 50% overall (45% for SC/ST students) and 60% in each core subject.
So it's better to maintain at least moderate score to avail the additional features provided by the college management.

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