Biotechnology Engineering

You have the option to choose various courses in the field of Biotechnology Engineering after completing Class 12 in the Science background with at least 50 to 60% marks. Some popular UG courses at top colleges are listed here for your reference:

• BTech in Biotechnology
• B.E. in Biotechnology
• BTech in Biotechnology Engineering (Genetic Engineering)
• BTech in Biotechnology (Regenerative Medicine)
• BTech in Biotechnology (Computational Biology)
• BTech in Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering

The usual time span of these courses is 2 years and gives you detailed knowledge of the foundational concepts of the field to look forward to an exciting career journey ahead.

Some of the key advantages of pursuing Biotechnology Engineering courses are mentioned below:

High Demand: Biotechnology engineers often see huge demand for them in the market because of the important role they play in terms of advancements in the biotech industry every other day. As per recent reports, by the year 2025, the market for biotech engineers is expected to reach 100 billion dollars, which would generate a lot of earning opportunities for fresh graduates in this field. Biotechnology Engineering is already the talk of the town due to the development of biofuels, and bioplastics, and new biopharmaceuticals.

Earning Potential & Job Stability: Biotechnology engineers have a great earning potential because of their scientific aptitude and engineering expertise. They can find jobs in various work fields like healthcare and medical research, food manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, waste treatment, agriculture, and government research organizations. It is very unlikely for professionals in this field to run out of jobs, given the cutting-edge biotech operations happening in India at present. The average Biotechnology Engineering salary for recent graduates is around INR 7 LPA.

Respected Profession: Biotechnology Engineering is highly respected in India and abroad as the professionals actively contribute in the development of sustainable agricultural practices, creation of biofuels and other eco-friendly chemicals, and their remarkable contribution to the development of effective drugs and therapies.