B.Sc Biotechnology

The candidate should have a Bachelors degree in Agriculture or Horticulture or Forestry from a recognised university in India. The candidate must also have passed the degree with minimum 50% marks. The admission to the programme is based on performance in the Entrance Examination and the academic record of the student in graduation. Some of the Entrance Exams for M.Sc. Agriculture are as follows:
AGRICET: Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University conducts a Common Entrance Test for admission to M.Sc. In Agriculture. The application forms are available online from May/ June and the exam is held in July. ICAR AIEEA ICAR conducts an All India Entrance Examination for Agriculture. The application forms are available online in February and the exam is held in April. MCAER PGCET The Maharashtra Council of Agriculture Education & Research holds a PG Common Entrance Test for various programmes, M.Sc. In Agriculture being one of them. With a comprehensive knowledge about agricultural Science students with M.Sc. Degree can find employment in the following sectors:
Agriculture/Dairy
Fertilizer industries
Academic Institutions
Food Processing Units
Agricultural Products Marketing firms.

In a broad sense, three options are available:
Option 1)
Let's say, you still want to stay in Biotech area: In that case, I would highly recommend going for M.Sc. or Ph.D. Now within this area, you may want to work in academia or industry. Based on your preference/goal, you can pick internships strategically and then get to where you want. Option 2)
Say, you want to do an MBA: You could do it abroad or India. In India, if you do your MBA from good business schools such as IIM/ISBs etc. , then your future is bright. But before that, get at least 2 years relevant work experience, even if it means low pay. It could be in a clinical lab, biotech manufacturing facility, or pharma side, or get into SALES/Marketing area. This relevant experience would make your MBA application standout from the rest and will help you get into a top-tier business programme. With such credentials, many top companies and consulting firms will want to hire you. Option 3)
Say, you want to still be in a related field but not move to a completely different field such as IT/ITES/BPO. In that case, multiple options are available such as getting a law degree (you can also do part time while you work in a law firm), going for an online course on Data Analytics/Science (you can get into market research, big data, clinical data analysis etc. ), or you could still pursue degrees such as homeopathy, psychology, Ayurveda etc. There are a lot of options, but many fail to see it or get to know about options in front of them. I hope, I addressed your question.