Biotechnology Scope

I have completed my B.Sc Biotechnology from Mumbai University and later, I got to know of a totally new field which very few people in India know about. It's called Nuclear Medicine & Fusion Imaging Technology. It involves use of Radioisotopes in imaging of cancer patients and also it has therapeutic applications. Also very few universities offer the courses related to Nuclear Medicine & most of them are Govt. Universities. The entrance exams are also very competitive . But the scope of becoming an Nuclear Medicine Technologist or a Fusion Imaging Technologist is very vast. In the abroad ,its a more reputed & responsible job. Thus giving you a handsome salary package in India as well as abroad. You can contact me for further information.

Hello Gautam,
Biotechnology is a highly research oriented field, specifically if you are doing B.Sc/M.Sc route. If you are planning to do your B.Sc in biotechnology, then an M.Sc is imperative for this field.
You can do your M.Sc in a specialized field of biotechnology such as plant biotech, bioinformatics, genetics, molecular biology, etc. The reputation of your university plays a large role during your placement sessions. Since, biotech field does not have many job vacancies, students from reputed institutions will be preferred over students who are from not so reputed colleges. So, make sure you are doing your B.Sc or M.Sc in a reputed university.
Upon completion of your M.Sc, most students find jobs in research labs of universities and other research institutions. The salary is less when compared with software and IT. If you want to start your own research lab or head a team of researchers or climb the ladder at your workplace, then a Ph.D is essential. A Ph.D will also give you way more opportunities than an M.Sc degree in biotech in India.