Biotechnology

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

Job Opportunities for B.Sc in Biotechnology Graduates
Just about all industries take in students of biotechnology. For this reason, the career prospects for Bio technologists are quite high nowadays. Multiple career opportunities are available for professionals of biotechnology. Some of the areas whe

Dual degree B.Tech-M.Tech in biotechnology are eligible to seek admission in M.Phil and PhDs.

After M.Tech in biotechnology, there are enormous opportunities in both government and corporate sectors.
Opportunities exist in research fields and various industries like chemical industries, bio-processing industries, agriculture related industries and pollution control activities of the major ind

Hello Sipismita,
No, I am afraid you will not be eligible for admission in MA economics based on your B.Sc in biotechnology. You will have to do BA in economics first.

The job opportunities for M.Sc graduates in a highly research oriented field as biotechnology is very less and most students tend to pursue their M.Sc in Biotechnology or a specialized discipline of biotechnology. India is home to some excellent M.Sc programs such as JNU, DU, IISc, TIFR, IITs, etc.

If you have research orientation then M.Sc Ph.D is a better option in comparison to B.Tech-M.Tech Biotechnology. If you want to work as an engineer or manager in biotech companies then B.Tech-M.Tech is a better option.

B.Com stands for Bachelors in commerce.
B.Sc stands for Bachelors of science.
Both the fields are different from each other. Both the courses have better future, career and good jobs.
So, it completely depends upon your choices.