Biotechnology

Firstly, you decide what you want to do - job or higher studies. You can pursue Master's degree. You can also do job. All the best for your future.

No Pallavi, it is mandatory to clear your backlog to pursue your Masters.

Admission Process for this course varies across institutes. Some institutes conduct their own entrance exams and some select the students on basis of their graduation scores, etc. Kindly specify the university or college name you desire for.

Hi,
Biotechnology is indeed very nice field!
Biotechnology includes research and development in recombinant DNA technology. So if you want to do research, then biotechnology is gonna provide world's best research centers. If you gain your degree in biotechnology from one of the reputed college, then of course you will get a chance for research in India as well as out of India also. Go for it. You have chosen a very creative field!
All the best:-)

The compulsory subjects for Integrated M.Sc Biotechnology program in +2 are Biology/Biotech, Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics. The subject considered for aggregate calculation are Physics + Chemistry + Biology/Biotech + Mathematics.
The marks requirement for Application: Agg 60%, Biology 60% & Chemistry 60%.
The selection will be based on an index calculated with the board marks in +2 level, and the index calculation will be made as followed AGG% + BIO% + CHEM% (OUT OF 300).
Hence, you need minimum 60% aggregate marks in +2 with bio 60% and chemistry 60%.

Basically, being a SASTRA student, I had seen the equipment and faculty and labs everything. It is perfect for pursuing M.Tech. In other side, Jamia Hamdard is good for pursuing M.Tech in biotechnology.

Chandigarh University is a whole private institute and yes, it offers a course in biotechnology under B.Sc-IT.
http://www.cuchd.in/biotechnology/bsc-biotechnology.php

Yes, definitely ! You need to qualify either GATE or Institute specific exams. A few institutes offer integrated M.Tech + Ph.D. option you can explore that option. JNU, BHU, IARI, IITs are a good option.

Sorry to say, you cannot.