Biotechnology

BSc(Hons.) in Biotechnology at Punjabi University provides three year course program. To pursue this course one should complete his or her intermediate with 60 to 95 percentage and the fee structure is 7580 to 12680 per year and scholarship is also provided

The fee structure at Adarsh Institute of Management and Science, Dhamnod for BSc in Biotechnology is approximately 8K to 15K per year and cut off is 65 to 85 percentage.

B.Sc. in Biotechnology at KVR Government Degree College for Women is a four year course program. Inorder to pursue this course one should complete his or her intermediate with 60 to 90 percentage. The fee structure is 6k to 8k and even scholarship is provided

BSc in Biotechnology is a three or four year course at Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru Government college as it is eligible for the one who have completed his/her intermediate in Bipc course and the fee structure is 4560 per year

No, Maths is compulsory fo B.Tech and its entrance to its better to choose B.Sc. Biotech /microbiology its have little Maths like biostatics.

You can get the previous year question paper for M.Sc. Biotechnology PU-CET (PG) exam from the official site. The questions available on the official page or site of the PU-CET which will help you to get prepare for exams.

Hey Noorsaba the cutoff information for B.sc in Biotechnology at Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Science is around -
General Category - 937 ranks
OBC Category - 2900 ranks
SC Category - 4303 ranks
ST Category - 7123 ranks

The fee at Gossner College for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Biotechnology. is INR 20,000 to 25,000 per year.

Admission in M.Sc. Biotechnology or all PG programmes in MCC Bangalore will be based on Merit (No entrance exam). Please apply online through MCC website for asked programme. Eligibility: Pass in the respective qualifying UG examination with an aggregate of 50% marks in the core
subject is the eligibility criteria for all the PG programs.

Yes, you are eligible for taking admission to IISc. Note that IISc gives B.Sc. (research) in Biology Chemistry Earth & Environmental Science, Materials, Mathematics, and Physics along with a minor in any other subject. So, there are no specific courses for biotechnology, but the topic will be taught in your course of study.