B.Sc

The biotechnology subject primarily deals with the research and applied aspects of biological processes. In respect to research in biotechnology, the B.Sc. In biotechnology will be a better option. However, if you want to work in an industrial process-related field, you can pursue a B.Tech in biotechnology.
1. The B.Tech in biotechnology covers both Science as well as engineering subjects like genetics, bioprocess engineering, biochemical engineering, etc.
2. On the other hand B.Sc. In biotechnology deals with the research and development in biological sciences such as biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Microbial Genetics, etc.
3. With a B.Tech in biotechnology, you can get jobs like junior biotechnology engineer, field application scientist, or market research associate.
4. With a B.Sc. In biotechnology, you can get jobs like junior researcher, lab technician, and biochemist. Most students prefer to go for research work or a doctorate degree in biotechnology after completing their B.Sc. The B.Tech is preferred by those looking for jobs after graduation in this field.

A significant portion of the occupations produced in recent years have been in criminology. Kerala offers both online and traditional classroom-based criminology courses. Kerala offers criminology studies at various levels. Candidates who are interested in studying as little as possible about criminology will submit applications to a variety of online platforms, including Coursera, LinkedIn Learning, Google, Alison, and many more. Criminology courses cover the analysis of criminal justice systems, penology, criminal careers, crime Statistics and the social Science of law in addition to the study of crime, its causes, its consequences, its prevention, its impediment, and its conduct. In Kerala, students who choose to continue their education in a criminology programme must have received at least 50% of the possible points in their 12th-grade board test. Candidates must have completed their upper secondary education in a Science or arts stream. A Certificate in criminology is offered at a number of colleges, including CMS and Catholicate. A candidate may enrol in an online or offline Certificate programme in criminology for a brief period of time. Candidates who have completed their Class 12 with an aggregate of 50% marks are eligible for this programme. Candidates have taken a Science or Arts stream for their higher secondary education.