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New answer posted•8 years ago
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8 years ago
It depends on your interests and career plan. The options after B.Sc in Biotech would be to do your Master's degree and then do your doctoral studies if you wish to be in the area of Research or a job in academia. Some options are available for getting a job in the area of Production control or Qual

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New answer posted•8 years ago
K
8 years ago
Hi Smrita,
The selection will be made on the ranks obtained in JEE Mains or UPSEE for admission in B.Tech in biotechnology.
Please refer the link below for detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-biotechnology-goel-group-of-institutions-lucknow-233357

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New answer posted•8 years ago
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8 years ago
B.Sc is the best path if your aim is to make your career in the research or academic field because the course is more focused on pure Biology plus (B.Sc+M.Sc takes 5 years) so in the 6th year, you can join Ph.D. B.Tech is best option if your aim is to get an industrial job because when you go to aqn

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New answer posted•8 years ago
P
8 years ago
Scope can be categorised in several ways. So, I am writing in two major sections so that one can use it as per the broad interest.
Employability:
Pharmacy gives better employability as compared to biotech, biochem or microbio. The reason is the huge pharma industry. B.Pharma. Itself give you an okay

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R
8 years ago
M.Sc is a science programme and M.Tech, the technology programme. It is crucial to understand the basic difference between Science and Technology. In India, the case of having Master's degree in science is a bit convenient as it necessitates three years Bachelor's degree, nevertheless, Master's degr

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New answer posted•8 years ago
K
8 years ago
Hi Pradeep,
Generally, the mandatory subjects for applying to biotechnology/bio-engineering course are Biology, Chemistry, Physics/ Zoology. Every college is different and hence their admission criteria also varies. Please confirm the university name in which you want to enrol or you can also check

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New answer posted•8 years ago
K
8 years ago
Hi Sneha,
The webpage of this college is silent about the number of seat available. But approximately they have 60 seats per course. You can get in touch with the college officials for information on the number of seats available for Bachelor of Biotechnology.
Regards.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Dr. Uma Sinha
8 years ago
Hi,
You can do B.Sc in biotechnology as it is related to your previous degree. After that, you can do Master's degree.
Good luck.
Thanks.

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