Biotechnology

Hi,
As per the eligibility criteria, you need to get minimum 60% in graduation (Life science or biotech) and 60% in class 12th. So, you are not eligible as of now. If you score above 60% after your 3rd year result, then you can apply for the same.
All the best.

Mathematics is not mandatory in class 12th to pursue biotechnology.

Sure you can enter in the field of psychology after B.Sc,
some of the courses like,
PhD. in Applied Psychology / Psychology
MA in Applied Psychology / Psychologyy
M.Sc. in Applied Psychology / Psychology
Post Doctoral
Rehabilitation Psychologyy
RCI approved PG Diploma
Counselling Psychology
There are severa

You can pursue M.Sc in biotechnology and should opt for chemistry at your graduation level. It will be very helpful at M.Sc level. But I think you are not eligible for M.Sc biotechnology because, at the time of the interview, maths is required at 12th level.
All the best!

If you are a PCB student then you can't apply in IITs and NITs if you want to pursue B.Tech in biotechnology. But many private universities are there that do not keep maths as a compulsion.
Some of the best universities are:
1. VIT, Vellore
2. Amity University, Noida
3. SRM University, Chennai
4. Jaype

The following subjects are taught in BE in biotechnology:
1. Fermentation of sugars to alcohol
2. Production of hepatitis B vaccine
3. Production of insulin for use by diabetics
4. Composting of organic waste
5. Conversion of milk solids to cheese
6. Destruction of pollutants using pollution-eating bugs
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Biotechnology engineering has expanded in various specialisations. Some are mentioned below:
Genetics
Virology
Ecology
Immunology
Biophysics
Bio-statistics
Fisheries
Biochemistry
Pharmacology
Microbiology
Molecular Biology
Animal Husbandry
All the best.

Nanotechnology is a branch of science and engineering devoted to the design and production of extremely small electronic devices and circuits built from individual atoms and molecules.
Technology development at the atomic, molecular or macromolecular range of approximately 1-100 nanometers to create

Hello Jagpal,
BE in biotechnology is definitely a good choice. It's a sunrise subject. Sky is the limit in its application. Huge potential is predicted for those qualified in this field in years to come. However, key question you should ask yourself is that are you interested in this topic? If answer

Both the courses have their own importance. B.Sc is a general course where you have to study theory and get knowledge. Whereas B.Tech it is a technical course where you will learn practical knowledge with respect to your subjects.