Biotechnology

Biotechnology is all about research and innovation. After an M.Sc. In Biotechnology, you have many career options like:
Masters in Biotechnology (M.Tech)
Ph.D
R&D in a Biotech Company
Research Scholar in Biotech Labs like CSIR labs, DST labs, DBT labs, ICMR labs, ICAR labs, and many other private labs w

The management seat fee differs from person to person depending on the credentials and performance of the students in pre-university. Please contact the hall of admissions for better clarity on the fee structure. Their yearly fee to be paid will be around 3-4 Lacs.

1st year: 3 Lacs
2nd year: 1.75 Lacs
3rd year: 1.75 Lacs
4th year: 1.75 Lacs.

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Candidates should have passed B.Sc with at least one subject of Biological Sciences, BAMS, MBBS, BHMS, BPT, B.Pharma or any other professional graduate degree from a recognised University; B.Sc with Physics and Chemistry optional. Candidates should have a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
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Hi Dikshitha,
You can surely opt for this branch. Just make sure that you get interest in studying engineering. Because, as you want to do UPSC ultimately, you might ignore engineering studies. Engineering will certainly help you in one or the other way when you'll become an IAS officer.
All the Bes

Yes, you can do it. But then you will have to prepare for other GS papers which will have more of social science stuff.

Applicants with Master's degree in science as an allied discipline/area (where science is an allied discipline/area), must satisfy each of the following criteria:
(i) A minimum of 65% marks or 6.5 CPI (on a 10.0 point scale) at the master's degree level,
(ii) A minimum of 60% marks or 6.0 CPI (on a

Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc in food technology.
Eligibility Criteria:- (B.Sc. ), completed from a recognised university and with 50% minimum marks. Graduation have been completed in:-
Chemistry, Biochemistry
Botany
Zoology, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Home Science or Agriculture.

Hi Akshaya,
You can either opt for a job or higher studies. Higher studies would be a good choice. One of my friends in B.Tech chemical engineering is now going for Masters in biotechnology in the US. Finally, you should try what you feel good, I guess.
All the best.

Amity University is a great choice. Infrastructure is amazing
and the faculty members are very supportive and hard working.
Facilities like personal cabins at library, labs, etc., are there. Strict security for the students. Placements are good over here. Amity is a good option.