Biotechnology

M.Sc. In microbiology has better option and future opportunities in terms of future perspective. Also this is a field in India which has not been discovered too much so the fressness is also there. All the best.

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Yes! You can apply for JNU CEEB. The eligibility criteria is Bachelors degree under 10+2+3/4/5 pattern of education with at least 55% marks or its equivalent grade point average from any recognised university. All the best.

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Let it be clear, if your PG and UG subject domain are not the same you would be facing numerous hurdle later in career life, particularly if you take up an academic career. However, from B.Sc In Biotechnology, if you get an opportunity to go in for M.Sc in Food biotechnology and not Food Technology, that would make good sense. Think about it. Thank you.

It depends in which college you wish to apply to. Not every college takes entrance and not every college takes direct admission based on your percentage. So, go to the website or contact the college authorities of your choice and seek the information regarding the same.

In my knowledge, your grades seem fair. You should be able to make it up to the cut off mark.

Yes, you can very well get admission in this college. All the best.

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Yes, they are right if you see through Carter scope and overall studies than microbiology is good option but at the end you have to see whether which course is good for you and what are you interests. All the best.

yes, you can get admission in MSC biotechnology. you are eligible for this.
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It would not be the best choice, especially since there's a practical element to it. It's better to do it via regular mode.