Biotechnology

Yes, you can join for M.Sc geography.

In civil services, you will have to take subject papers for IFS botany, zoology and biotechnology subjects are eligible. So, it does not matter in that case, in fact if are preparing side by side it will boost your preparation as subjectivity matters.

As per your background, I would suggest you opt for M.Sc in Biotechnology, whereas, it completely depends upon your interest. I have one of my classmate who did Bachelors in Biotechnology with me and then moved on for Mass communication for Master's degree because of his interest.

Yes, it is necessary for M.Sc to get a degree in the same subject. So, if you want to do M.Sc in botany you have to do B.Sc in the same.

You can check with the college as of now. Graduation admissions have begun but for PG, you can check the college website.

All the streams are equally good and you can get a good salary based on the organisation you are joining. If you want to go to the IT industry, ECE is the option among these, for research biotech is the best option in the current scenario. Chemical will open options in PSUs apart from the private sector.

Chemical engineering is somewhat better than biotechnology in India. If you want to join chemical engineering then try to crack some good GATE rank so that you can get jobs in ONGC, HPL and also in government based chemical sectors. Otherwise, try to go for any booming stream in engineering like civil, mechanical, etc.

Interested candidates can apply online with the required information. Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2. Any how, you need to write entrance exam to take admission.

Hi Shubham,
BHU entrance exam is multiple choice based questions and details of entrance and syllabus from University site.
Good luck.