Biotechnology

If you want to get admission in any of the IIMs, you have to give CAT with high percentile. This process is also same for IIM, Trichy.

The most reputed colleges in Bangalore and Pune like the IISC and IISER admit students through the JAM entrance exam. Many private colleges have their own entrance exams. Other good colleges in Mumbai, like St. Xavier's admits students purely on merit basis but with a high cut off.

You will need to check the requirements of the college you wish to join. I think if you are planning to join midway, it may lead to a year loss due to change in university. However, the selection criteria of the institutes is based on certain entrance exams or on merit basis.

Are you finding it difficult it cope up with the syllabus or any issues within the campus? I would wish to assist you on the same.

Higher Studies Options after B.Sc. in biotech and life Science (Best IT courses):
1. Cisco networking CCNA undergraduate degree course with the Open University
2. Computer Science degree at Cambridge University
3. Foundation Web Design and Software Development foundation degree at the University of Bed

No, it is not necessary to do Maths, but it will be difficult for you without Maths in B.Tech.

Placement for biotech are average here, but VIT provide an opportunity to complete your graduation abroad, which increase the chance of a very good placement.

If you are a B.Sc student in biotechnology or any other biological sciences related fields, it is highly recommended that you pursue your M.Sc. The job opportunities for B.Sc graduates in a highly research oriented field as biotechnology is very less and most students tend to pursue their M.Sc in Bi

Biotechnology Engineering is the rapidly growing field. The demand of biotechnical experts has been growing nowadays. This field is a blend of many specialisations. Those specialising in this field can easily seek jobs in private and government undertakings.
Various pharmaceutical companies, governme