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sandeep sharma

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The fee structure of M.Sc in biotechnology varies from college to college fees charged by state and Central University is comparatively cheaper than that of private University and college's fee structure is reputed institution such as Vellore institute of technology Amity institute lies between INR. 70,000 and INR. 80000 per year Government University charged around INR. 35000 per annum as total fees for this course.

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Shyam Sharma

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To study biotechnology abroad, you have minimum of 65% marks secured. And, other criteria differ by country to country.

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Prachi PolMaking History...

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To be honest, there is no such thing as a career in biotechnology after B.Sc Biotechnology. It is just a stepping stone to higher studies. Biotechnology is a highly research intensive field and hence there are not many opportunities after B.Sc Biotechnology. However, there are industries which take up B.Sc Biotechnology graduates for doing menial jobs in production and quality control as they can pay them less to work more. It is a good point in life switch career if you want quick bucks, as if you go by the B.Sc M.Sc and Ph.D route it will take ages for you earn in India. Also, post B.Sc you can try clinical research Diplomas, which c
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Tanzil Khan

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Yes, it is available in B.Sc. You can opt for B.Sc Biotechnology.

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priyank sharma

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Hello,
Please tell us about your university, because syllabus is different for different universities. Mention the name of university in comment box. Thanks and regards.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Firstly, use job search engines like Naukri, indeed, glassdoor and apply for jobs since you have a Bachelors. In case there is a specific skill development that you want to work on, later, you can accordingly take up the certificate short term courses.

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Manali Barad

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These are the standard books, which are being followed all over the world for understanding concepts in biology.
For general biotechnology: Biotechnology by B. D Singh
Biotechnology: A Problem Approach by Pranav Kumar and Usha Mina
For genetic engineering: GENE CLONING AND DNA ANALYSIS by T. A. Brown
For Genomics: Principles of Gene Manipulation and Genomics (Sandy B. Primrose, Richard M. Twyman, 7e, 2006)
For Biochemistry: Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry 5th Fifth Edition 2008
For Molecular Biology: Molecular Biology of the Gene by J D Watson
For Cell Biology : Molecular Cell Biology by Harvey Lodish
For Immunology: Kuby's Immunology.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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There are so many options for you. You can opt for post-graduation courses you can opt for any certification courses in wildlife photography.

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