Biotechnology

Hi,
You need to appear for NEET to be eligible to apply for B.Tech Biotechnology programme at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology. Their admissions are closing on 29th April, check this link for more info- http://www.thapar.edu/programmes/pages/btech-in-biotechnology

Hello Sandilya,
The admission process is generally online, you will find instructions on university websites. Clear your class 12th with good grades, most universities require 75% and more. You have to take the IELTS or the TOEFL to meet the English language requirements. In addition to all this, you have to submit a SOP. Your teachers must also submit letters of recommendation. How many recommendation letters are required will be found on university websites? Check the admission deadlines, timelines etc. and follow accordingly.

I think, first you can study in DY Patil University and then you can get time to prepare yourself for abroad and, then you can go abroad.

On the basis of the rank you get in test you can get admission for B.Sc in biotechnology in 2018.

Hi suraj, after B.Sc, Biotechnology PGDMLT is best combination. Else, if you are interested in management, go for MBA biotech, which has huge scope rather than other PG courses. If you are interested in teaching/research field go for M.Sc Biotech/microbiology. All the Best for your future.

Yes, your score is pretty good, but in Anna University, class 12th marks is given some preference in ranking, so if your score is pretty good, then you would definitely get your dream branch.

This is important to share that Amity has been one among the best and preferred place to do Biotech degrees. There have been good results and there are good faculty and track records as well. The common fall in the Jobs have affected all. That way you may question Amity BioTech but as far as Study and number of students preferring Amity Institute of Biotechnology, it is good.

You can get all the papers on official site of PU.