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Abhishek Kumar
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Both are good and have an immense scope in future. You may go to the course in which your command is strong.
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Bhavesh Sinyal
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I would suggest against joining MBA in HR. However, you can join MBA in pharmaceuticals from a reputed institute.
Note: Not many institutes provide MBA in pharma.
Note: Not many institutes provide MBA in pharma.
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aditya bhushanI Think Therefore I Am
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No doubt, KL University is one of the best college for biotechnology.
It provide you many option during your graduation.
All the best.
It provide you many option during your graduation.
All the best.
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ravi rudra
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As both are good in their respective field, biotechnology is good for future, if you develop some skill with UG degree.
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Himanshu Madan
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I request you to not restrict yourself to biotechnology. I think you should take both bio and maths. But, clear bio/ maths with just passing marks. Most importantly maths when you are interested in biotechnology. You can also take biotechnology and maths in your school, if they offer biotechnology in class 11th.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Monika,
An M.Sc Programme is a two-year course that introduces you to the subject in a detailed fashion. After completion of the course, you can normally go for research oriented job or technical job or opt for higher studies (PhD). M.Sc in specialized courses like Agriculture, Medical or Veterinary Biotechnology can be pursued only if you have obtained a specialized Bachelor's degree. Once you have obtained specialized degree, you may be absorbed in agriculture-based companies or R&D institutes involved in such activities.
Broadly categorizing jobs can be looked in both public and private sector.
Government sector offers jobs broad
An M.Sc Programme is a two-year course that introduces you to the subject in a detailed fashion. After completion of the course, you can normally go for research oriented job or technical job or opt for higher studies (PhD). M.Sc in specialized courses like Agriculture, Medical or Veterinary Biotechnology can be pursued only if you have obtained a specialized Bachelor's degree. Once you have obtained specialized degree, you may be absorbed in agriculture-based companies or R&D institutes involved in such activities.
Broadly categorizing jobs can be looked in both public and private sector.
Government sector offers jobs broad
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