B.Sc Biotechnology

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Master of Technology In nanotechnology is a 2-year post-graduate programme provided for specialisation in nanotechnology. Any candidate with an undergraduate degree in engineering or technology can apply for this course. Admission into this course can be obtained by appearing for entrance exam like GATE. A nanotechnologist can easily find lucrative career opportunities in the following fields,
1. Agriculture
2. Environment industry
3. Food and Beverage
4. Genetics
5. Bio-technology
6. Forensic Science. M.Sc. Nanotechnology is better than forensic Science. An master graduate in nanotechnology can go for a job in forensic field but the opposite is very hard. Better will be nanotechnology. Regards.

Hello dear, both the courses has same scope but. Biotechnology is termed as the second the largest industry after Multimedia, having the potential of employment in the country. Graduates of the programme after the successful completion of the course have major potential in report and analysis in fields of IT including Forex earnings, patent registration, etc. Candidates are trained in the field of Biotechnology to innovate and conduct laboratory work. B.Sc. (Hons. ). In Biotechnology opens a wide arena of opportunity in fields of Medicine, Marine, Pharmaceutical, Industry, Agriculture, and Environment. They have scope in areas of Agricultural, Chemical, Energy industries, Food Industries and other such. They can become Sr. Research Associate, Biotechnology Expert, Lab Technician, Business Development Executive and other such.

Advantages of doing B.Sc Biotechnology
The major advantage of doing a B.Sc Course in this subject is that the course duration is short, when compared to a BE /B.Tech Programme. B.Sc course takes 3 years to complete, whereas BE /B.Tech. Programme takes 4 years. Another advantage is relatively low saturation level in this field. From facts and figures, it is quite evident that B.Sc Biotechnology is not a very popular professional course among class 12th Science students. Students prefer courses like BE /B.Tech MBBS BDS etc. On seeing the B.Sc Label, they tend to ignore Biotechnology course. This has resulted in relatively less number of takers for this course. Ultimately, this has resulted in low job market saturation too. So, it is safe to say that finding a good job after graduation won't be a tough task, when compared to heavily saturated courses!
Then comes the attractive prospect of availability of lucrative scholarships. Many State Governments are offering all studies expense covering scholarships to meritorious students, who choose to pursue B.Sc course. Such scholarships are provided to students scoring above 85% merit marks only. Biotechnology is a rapidly developing sector. Advancements are being made at good pace in this sector. Big firms are pouring in big money into it and new business opportunities are developing in this sector. These things have led to huge increase in job openings in this sector. In short, Biotechnology graduates are in huge demand these days.B.Sc. (Computer Science):
Career Prospects:
The IT sector has witnessed a significant boom in the recent decade, which has increased the number of jobs, giving fresher new opportunities to make successful careers. Students have acquired jobs not only in IT sector but in other sectors like Data Publishing, Consultancies, Financial institutes etc. With immense scope for students to get placed in software and hardware companies, the students can work in following sectors:
Banks
Schools and Colleges
Technical Support
Traffic Light Management
Consultancies
Insurance Providers
System Maintenance
Security and Surveillance Companies
Computers and Related Electronic Equipment Manufactures
Software Development Companies.