Biotechnology

First year covers subjects which are common to other B.Tech courses like Computers, Mathematics, Physio-Organic Chemistry, Physics, Electrical Science, Organic chemistry, and the basics like Foundation courses in Biology, Intro to biotechnology, and Techniques in Biotechnology.
Second year:
Core subjects were Microbiology, Cell biology, Bioenergetics, Cell Biology, Genetics, Chemical Engineering, Immunology, Molecular Biology, Enzyme Technology.
Third Year
An important year with interesting subjects like Animal Biotechnology, Recombinant DNA technology, Developmental and stem cell biology, Plant Biotechnology, Unit operations and plant design, Bioinformatics, Statistical Methods in Biology and Experimental Design, Downstream Processing, Medical Biotechnology and Bioprocess Engineering. Last but not the least,
Fourth Year
Environmental Biotechnology, Protein Biotechnology, Marketing management which was replaced by Entrepreneurship and Management (NUES) in 2016 updated syllabus, Bioprocess Control Engineering, Intellectual Property Rights, Biosafety and Bioethics in Biotechnology.
Along with the Project of Six months in last semester. Happily graduated.
All the best.

Future of biotechnology:
How many of your family members exactly know about Biotechnology? Forget family members how many friends know about this field? Now I think you got the answer, this field is still unknown in our country. So we are discussing about the future of the field which even after more than 20 years in India have not been implemented at that level that it'll reach the common man. Although if you'll discuss about the outcomes like jobs in this field:
R & D of Life sciences companies and Pharma companies do need people of this field but some of biotech jobs still taken up by chemical engineers and B.Pharma people. Patent searching companies do need B.Tech/ M.Tech/Graduates/ Postgraduates in biotechnology for their life sciences teams. Academics which is the major sector for jobs in this field or any other field (Like JRFs, PhDs and scientists).
State councils of Science and Technology do have researcher positions. Environment organisations do have positions for government funded projects. Some of major private research companies also have jobs for biotech people.