Bioinformatics

The School of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics - D.Y. Patil University BTech admissions require candidates to have Physics, Chemistry, English and either one of Mathematics or Biology as mandatory subjects during Class 12. Some BTech courses such as BTech in Biotechnology require candidates have Biology in Class 12 while others require candidates have Mathematics as a mandatory subject.

The School of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics - D.Y. Patil University accepts the scores of any national or state level BTech entrance exam for admissions. This can include the JEE Mains, MHT CET, CUET-UG, etc. 

Candidates who fail to appear for any of these exams can still apply to appear in the in-house entrace exam of School of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics - D.Y. Patil University.

Yes you can work as a data scientist after pursuing a course in Bioinformatics. Besides the core skills used by a data scientist, one thing to adapt to is the domain-specific terminology, concepts and certain processes exclusive to biological data.

The catch is - you'll still be dealing with data. You'll be studying the data and exemplifying findings just as you would in any other field. Biological data might seem comparatively sensitive and complex.

Yes, a few distance colleges offering Bioinformatics courses in India at various levels are mentioned in the table given below -

Source - Multiple external official sites on the web, data may vary.

Yes biosciences students at chandigarh university get proper training in bioinformatics and data analysis. The course has module that mix biology with computer tools. Students learn how to handle large data sets works on sequence data and study molecules pattern the focus is not on the theory but also on practice theory ict enable classroom and workshop hands on session helps them learn how to use software and tools for research problem this making students ready for career in genetic, biotechnology and research field where data analysis is now very important.