Biotechnology

Chemistry is basic sciences course while biotech comes in life sciences difference in the two lies in specialisation also if you wish to teach at school level some day your biotech degree won't make you eligible for it but chemistry will. Otherwise both have good scope after msc in the subject as un

B.Sc biotech makes you eligible at number of places for higher studies or for job in biotech industries. BPT specifically limits you to this field and it requires whole of patience as the job is quite demanding , but if you are passionate about it then there is nothing that can stop you. Both privat

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Yes, all these are life sciences field and most of the colleges accept students from different fields in M.Sc courses. Before applying check eligibility as 1 in 10 colleges might have specific eligibility line allowing only a B.Sc microbiology to M.Sc microbiology. Major universities like DU MDU IP

Both offers opportunities in govt and private sectors. Govt options are to be a scientist, PhD scholar, assistant professor, JRF, associate in research laboratories whereas private sectors jobs will in industries related to microbiology or biotech whichever field you choose, as researcher, analyst i

Hello Ayush,
MBA biotech is perhaps superspecialisation in management. However, with the government of India's aim of doubling farm income, I strongly believe that improvement in farm productivity is the main way. For this, biotechnology is the only answer.

I will provide you a link to know the cut-off for biotechnology for students under OBC category. ishttp://josaa.nic.in/Result2016/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx.