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New answer posted•5 years ago
To study B.Tech in computer science engineering (specialisation in Bioinformatics) or CSE, which is a better college: VIT, Jain or LPU?
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Asked by Ramesh
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In B.Tech, you have to study all the engineering subjects, But if you opt for B.Tech Hons. Then you have to study only one of the engineering subjects in more depth. So, in B.Tech you have to study all the subjects given by colleges. But in B.Tech Hons. You have to study only one subjects which you
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A pure Biology student has an advantage to choose both as future options, subject to individual incline. One side B.Tech Biotecnology: An Engineering programme which seamlessly articulates the concepts from basic Science to technology with relevant practice through lab and projects pertaining to bio
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New answer posted•6 years ago
Can a B.Tech bioinformatics student do M.Tech material Science and technology? Are they related to each other?
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Asked by Aneeshya
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6 years ago
Yes, you can. Pursuing Masters in any related subject you want is possible. Bioinfomatics and material Science are two different topics. Material Science deals with study of different properties and behaviour of materials.
New question posted•6 years ago
Can a B.Tech bioinformatics student study M.Tech material Science and technology? Is related to one another?
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Asked by Aneeshya
New answer posted•6 years ago
I've scored 90% in class 12 board and didn't appear for jee mains will I be able to get btech bioinformatics at sastra university in stream2
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Asked by Krithika
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6 years ago
You can appear for stream 2 and there is a chance of getting bioinfo . Try upto 3rd counselling even if you didn't get that in 1st or 2nd. It's totally based on how many candidates applied . There will be only 60 seats for bioinfo
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Which top institutes offer bioinformatics in B.Tech in Tamilnadu.
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New answer posted•6 years ago
I hv not taken maths in Grade XI & XII instead opted for IP alongwith bio. Writing NEET. Can I apply for BTech Bioinformatics.
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Asked by Rashikaa

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6 years ago
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Yes, you can apply. As maths is not required for this course.
Eligibility Of the Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Bioinformatics) The minimum eligibility for the course is that a candidate must have had Physics, Chemistry and Biology as their subjects in class XII and must have scored a minimum
Yes, you can apply. As maths is not required for this course.
Eligibility Of the Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Bioinformatics) The minimum eligibility for the course is that a candidate must have had Physics, Chemistry and Biology as their subjects in class XII and must have scored a minimum
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can one get admission in TNAU for B.Tech bioinformatics with 106 cutoff?
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Asked by Manisha

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7 years ago
Your cut-off is not enough in TNAU for B.Tech in Bioinformatics. You need to score above 190.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Is a B.Tech bioinformatics student eligible for doing the training of computer science?
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Asked by Shambhavi
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7 years ago
Entirely depends on which type of training, you are referring to
You can opt for short term 6 months or 1 year training courses for various computer languages but to enroll in a proper university or a college it will not be possible.
You can opt for short term 6 months or 1 year training courses for various computer languages but to enroll in a proper university or a college it will not be possible.