B.Tech Biochemical Engineering

The usual B Tech Biochemical Engineering course duration is 4 years in India, which is split into 8 semesters, including core subjects and professional electives, labs, project work, and seminars.
You will also find integrated BTech-MTech courses in Biochemical Engineering at a few colleges that go up to 5 years, letting you have a dual degree in comparatively less time and money.

For that indulge in some self introspection. Both the choices have their own perks and benefits. If you feel like you want to go into the research field and learn advanced level knolwedge and concepts related to Biochemical Engg, you can definitely opt for an MTech degree in the field. 

But, if you are satisfied with your 4-year BTech Biochemical Engineering academic ride, you must look for a job. Top recruiters are ready to offer decent salary packages to Biochemical Engineering graduates with the right skill set and knowledge.

If you are very passionate about making an impact on society via the production and optimization of biological processes, you must go for a BTech degree in Biochemical Engg. You will get to explore the different facets of bioprocesses, using living organisms and molecular cells, which can be used in food production, medicine manufacturing, biofuels, etc.

B Tech Biochemical Engineering is a 4-year course spanning 8 semesters and is offered across popular colleges in India. You can check the college websites of your preferred colleges for the eligibility and admission-related information.

The time involved in the Biochemical Engineering admission process can easily take up to a few months. After you get done with your entrance exam, the general procedure that follows includes the declaration of exam results, applying for the counselling process in the virtual mode, seat allotment on the basis of your exam rank, and admission confirmation from your end by visiting the college and paying the Biochemical Engineering course fee. 

You typically have to complete Class 12th from the Science stream (PCM/PCMB) with aggregate marks ranging from 50 to 60 percent. The marks requirement varies from college to college. The IITs ask for at least 75% marks in Class 12 board exams.

Further, top-ranked colleges require national-level entrance score like JEE Main and JEE Advanced or other state-level exams like WBJEE and KEAM as per state level top colleges.