Biotechnology

It will be better if you join ECE, opportunities are less in biotechnology. I am an M.Tech in biotechnology graduate, I worked in many companies and struggled a lot, but even that was also not enough to get a job. Even payscales are less when compared to ECE stream in the industry. Even if you study MS out of the country, chances of getting a job are very tough in India. Many people said that biotechnology will be a boom in the future, but unfortunately, it did not happen.

Hello Anish,
Yes, you can change the branches from biotechnology to chemical engineering and any other choices. The only way is to have a high score in the semester exams like 9/10 or more CGPA/CPI. The one with a high score will be given the first preference. In case of a tie, JEE Advanced ranks will be used.
I think this provision is available in all IITs.
But, you cannot change from B.SC to B.Tech, as they are two different streams.

Yes, you have heard it right. But I will suggest you to join Jaypee Institute of Information Technology for biotechnology. 50 percent of JIIT seats (only for biotechnology) are reserved for bio students.

The Government of India provides large-scale employment to most bio-technologists in its research laboratories. Those employed as researchers in government sector can have a starting salary of Rs. 9000 per month along with government perks/allowances.
Private sector pharmaceutical companies generally offer salary between Rs. 12,000- Rs. 20,000 per month to an entry-level postgraduate. A skilled and experienced bio-technologist can get salaries far beyond his expectations.

Eligibility criteria is based the ranks of IPU-CET. Being a Delhi based college, it will have more seats reserved for Delhi students as compared to other state students.
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Find a link below. This will help you clear your doubts for admissions in IPU for biotechnology:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-bio-technology-guru-gobind-singh-indraprastha-university-dwarka-delhi-108839
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No university in India is good for biotechnology because our college standards are not up to mark. Better to try in VIT University which is some what better than Karunya University.