B.Sc Biotechnology
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For salary, it depends upon the field you have specialised in. If you decide to join industry then biotechnology is more fruitful than microbiology.
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For admission to the course, eligible candidates are needed to qualify a relevant entrance examination, conducted at any of institute, state and national levels. Two subsequent rounds of group discussion and personal interview subsequently follow for assessment of candidate's general aptitude for the course. Otherwise, the eligibility criteria varies from college to college. For further information, do visit this link:
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-the-admission-criteria-for-b-sc-biotechnology-in-india-qna-4640593
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Both the courses have their own scope as in biotechnology, you have chance to enter industrial field whereas in genetics, you have better chances to go in the research field. And both the fields are very promising in terms of career options because with anyone you can also pursue MBA depending on your interest. It depends on your interest of whether which course you want to opt for as both have scopes in India as well as abroad.
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