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Sanjay K

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Hi Kartikey,
Biotechnology is a rapidly developing 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.
The course is a combination of two subjects- Biology and Technology. Broadly speaking, it brings together concepts of Biology and Engineering and aims at putting concepts of both these subjects together, in a bid to enrich our lives and make innovative developments. Some of the popular colleges other than DU ones are:
Rajiv Gandhi Center for Bio
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Sanjay K

Guide-Level 13

Hi Kartikey,
Biotechnology is a rapidly developing 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.
The course is a combination of two subjects- Biology and Technology. Broadly speaking, it brings together concepts of Biology and Engineering and aims at putting concepts of both these subjects together, in a bid to enrich our lives and make innovative developments. Some of the popular colleges other than DU ones are:
Rajiv Gandhi Center for Bio
...more

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sanjeet swain

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As per today's job market, more companies in chemical, biotech and pharmaceutical, food, FMCG industries, cement, and petrochemical prefer B.Sc candidates. If you want to get a job easily in an industry, B.Sc is the best option. After B.Tech, it is little hard to get a job because more companies are looking for stability, which b.Tech candidates are not doing so well in. After B.Sc, in working condition, you can do some vocational courses related to your discipline which will help you in future. In engineering candidates, more companies are looking for extra skills.

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Shruti Kaushal

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Hi Sahil, I suggest you to keep it regular. Being a life science student, I would suggests you to be a regular student, as we learn a lot just by observing and the practical part is also important. Good luck.

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Kandarp PatelAmbition On Fleek

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Kindly visit the official website of MMU, Mullana for detailed information of B.Sc in agriculture course and it is a good college for doing B.Sc agriculture.

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