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Biotechnology finds application to a number of fields. Some of them are:Medical and Health CareAgriculture and Animal HusbandryIndustrial Research and DevelopmentFood ProcessingBio-ProcessingChemical EngineeringDrug Designing and ManufactureEnvironment Conservation
There are many good job opportunities available after completing B.Tech in biotechnology. After multimedia industry, biotechnology is ranked second as the growing sector with a tremendous employment potential.
After completing B.Tech, you can seek employment in leading Indian or multinational companies. You can apply for jobs in a range of industries dealing
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1. Environmental engineering.
2. Structural engineering with specialization in offshore structures.
3. Pipeline engineering.
4. Computational fluid dynamics.
5. Health safety and environment engineering.
My personal choice is structural engineering as it has very good career prospects and job opportunities. To pursue this specialization, you can go for NIT - Calicut or UPES - Dehradun. It is having a pen paper test being held on 12th August, 2016 for on the spot admissions, which you can check on their website. Both of these
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9 years agoGuide-Level 11
It totally depends on your field of interest. If you are no more interested in technical field, then please proceed with MBA or else you can choose M.Tech
A small suggestion from my side : In reality, post graduate technical courses are not given that much importance in India.
If you are interested in doing Masters in technical program, try to do it abroad. You get exposed to the real world and you will be paid more as well .
Also, if you wish to study MBA in India, then I would suggest you to crack CAT and get into IIM's.
All the best!
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