B.Tech Biotechnology

Government organisation for jobs:
Indian Institute of Technology
IGIB
Naprod Life Science
VPKAS
CSIR
Center for Cellular and Molecular Biology
National Brain Research Center and National Institute Of Oceanology
Sugarcane breeding institute
Agricultural university
Companies for Biotechnology students:
All India Biotech Association (AIBA)
Biotech Consortium India Limited
Rajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology Kerala (RGCB)
Amersham Pharmacia Biotech Asia Pacific Ltd. Ranbaxy
Cipla
Hindustan Lever
Biocon
Brain Wave Bioinformatics Ltd. , Chennai
Aristo Pharmaceuticals Ltd. , Mumbai
Catalyst Pharma Consulting, Mumbai.

Yes, but I think admissions might have been closed. So please enquire in concerned institution for your admission.

Which course are you interested in?

Techno Group is a region based consortium of institutions on various domains. Amity has a country wide footprint. Both are good in, having said that, Techno Group enjoys the privilege of better vintage in the state.

Hi there,
Yes if you crack the entrance you will get your desired college but you will not get direct admission in 2nd year as lateral entry to 2nd year directly is only allowed for diploma students not regular B.tech students. Hope you got your answer.

Hi,
You can't take admission in D.Y.Patil College of Engineering directly in 2nd year, as you are not into Diploma. Only Diploma students are allowed for going directly into 2nd year through lateral entry.
Hope you got your answer.

Hi,
Sir, MVIT is better when compared with siddaganga, due to it's placements and also wide range of offerings and faculties also it's ranking is better than that of siddaganga. Hope you got your answer.

The management seat fee differs from person to person depending on the credentials and performance of the students in pre-university. Please contact the hall of admissions for better clarity on the fee structure. Their yearly fee to be paid will be around 3-4 Lacs.

1st year: 3 Lacs
2nd year: 1.75 Lacs
3rd year: 1.75 Lacs
4th year: 1.75 Lacs.

Hi Dikshitha,
You can surely opt for this branch. Just make sure that you get interest in studying engineering. Because, as you want to do UPSC ultimately, you might ignore engineering studies. Engineering will certainly help you in one or the other way when you'll become an IAS officer.
All the Best!