Biology Spl

Hi
No, you cannot do M.Tech in food tech as the requirements are completely different. There is no Masters+PhD (food proc) programme in any college as Ph.D requires clearing UGC NET exam. You should pursue M.Tech CS which will give you better packages.

Refer the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/search?q=MEDICAL COURSE IN DELHI&rf=searchWidget

For medical field, biology is preferable.

PGT stands for Post graduate Teacher. And eligibility criteria for a PGT is a Masters degree (in any discipline) from a recognised university, B.Ed or equivalent degree from a recognised university. So, as per your question, you have completed your Masters in Biotechnology, but for a teaching post like PGT you need to complete your B.Ed as well.

Refer the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ntse/syllabus.

If you are from India then you cannot do MBBS without biology as one subject in +2.
Actually, you need to have biology as one subject in +2 and pass with 60% marks to be eligible for NEET examination. You need to qualify it then only you can get any medical college in India.If you are rich enough i.e Eligible to give donation and fees then you can get a medical college by just qualifying NEET. But the donation for the course is so huge that middle class cannot afford it.

Hello,
After completing B.Sc, you can apply for following courses :-
1) M.Sc. In Chemistry / Botany / Zoology
2) M.Sc. In Clinical Research
3) M.Sc. In Food Nutrition and Dietetics
4) M.Sc. In Biochemistry
5) MBA in Pharmaceutical Management
6) MBA in HR / Marketing / Financial Management etc. But best is going for biotechnology/ food Science branch.

Yes, you can fill the NEET form. Fill each detail required in the form.

The candidate must have cleared 10+2 Science stream schooling with Physics and Mathematics as the main subjects (age of candidate should not be less than 17 years when the course starts).
* Non Science stream students may pursue the required subjects through NIOS. NIOS schooling can be used to meet the above mentioned requirements. Apart from NIOS, non Science stream students may also pursue the required subjects as private candidates from their respective state boards too!
* The minimum marks required is 50% (may vary from Institute to Institute) aggregate marks.