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shreed 1311
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It depends on what your CET or ComedK rank is, not entirely on your board marks. There is a weightage given to your board marks only in CET not ComedK.
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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
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Hi,
Yes, you can do a Diploma in biotech if any institute is offering the course. Also, some institute requires an entrance exam and some only need class 10th CGPA.
Yes, you can do a Diploma in biotech if any institute is offering the course. Also, some institute requires an entrance exam and some only need class 10th CGPA.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Yash Raj,
You may refer the link below for the list of top biotechnology colleges in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-bio-technology-colleges-in-india/54-2-0-0-0
the following are the top private colleges :
1) VIT University
2) SRM University
3) BITS Mesra
4) Thapar University
5) Manipal University
6) Osmania University
7) Sastra University
8) PSG College of Technology
You may refer the link below for the list of top biotechnology colleges in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-bio-technology-colleges-in-india/54-2-0-0-0
the following are the top private colleges :
1) VIT University
2) SRM University
3) BITS Mesra
4) Thapar University
5) Manipal University
6) Osmania University
7) Sastra University
8) PSG College of Technology
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mani khanna
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Hi Pranay,
You may refer to this college comparison tool provided by Shiksha:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
You may refer to this college comparison tool provided by Shiksha:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
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venkat chenumati
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Dear Sneha,
One can not do that, eligibility criterion for joining in M.Sc in biotech will be a degree in life sciences or biotech or microbiology or any science group. So obviously not possible. Try any good course after B.Sc like MBA, M.Sc in CS, etc.
One can not do that, eligibility criterion for joining in M.Sc in biotech will be a degree in life sciences or biotech or microbiology or any science group. So obviously not possible. Try any good course after B.Sc like MBA, M.Sc in CS, etc.
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venkat chenumati
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Of course you can, but for that, you need to publish at least two papers in journals, in publications and need to qualify for CSIR or NET to work under a research scientist in research institutes like CSIR, NAAB & different universities in India or you may clear GMAT and apply for research fellowship in foreign countries along with Ph.D. All the best!
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venkat chenumati
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Hello, I think the starting salary would be around 15k-18k in MNC's, 13k -15K in Indian based MNC's & 10k - 13k in normal companies as per industrial trend. It is very hard to say that B.Tech biotech students situation is even worse than a degree in biotech students. If you are in the already B.Tech biotech course, try to auger your skills in lab techniques and handling of equipment like HPLC, GC, atomic gas spectrophotometry, etc. thoroughly. I will suggest you try for internships in DBT programmes from your fourth year itself and try to search for jobs in your fourth year starting itself dear. If you are not interested in the LAB env
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venkat chenumati
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Dear Himanshi,
It would be my suggestion to go for organic chemistry instead go for food science and technology. It would better if you choose Organic chemistry instead of food science bcoz in companies every body asks you the question why did you join in food science instead of chemistry or related groups. Then you should in a position to explain those questions. My suggestion is to go for M.Sc chemistry or organic chemistry. Opportunities in chem & Organic chem are really good in the pharma industry. All the best.
It would be my suggestion to go for organic chemistry instead go for food science and technology. It would better if you choose Organic chemistry instead of food science bcoz in companies every body asks you the question why did you join in food science instead of chemistry or related groups. Then you should in a position to explain those questions. My suggestion is to go for M.Sc chemistry or organic chemistry. Opportunities in chem & Organic chem are really good in the pharma industry. All the best.
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