Biotechnology

Hi,
Biotechnology is a research oriented subject, if you want a job after completing M.Sc in Biotechnology it won't help, you have to go for PhD to get a job in research labs or a teaching job in some good institutes. If you are not interested in research then go for MBA, but don't do MBA in Biotechn

Any applied science brings faster placement than a pure science. So, go in for Bio-Technology.

Hi,
MBA - Biotech is one of the newest disciplines in management. It includes management and Biotechnology. It is one of the growing sectors in current economy.
Managerial manpower, with Biotech specialization, will be needed to play an entrepreneurial role. Biotechnology focused managers will also mo

If you are not technically oriented then MBA is a good career switch option. You can chose any specialisation in MBA based on your personality traits and interests to excel in professional career.

Any stream of B.Tech is available in IITs. But, biotechnology being an emerging field has an excellent scope, even if you do it from a private college.

Hello,
The eligibility required for R&D exams is graduation in nutrition and dietitian, post-graduation Diploma in nutrition and dietitian or Master's degree in nutrition and dietitian.
Six months internship (Or 3+3 months) from recognized hospitals or two year experience in a multi-specialty hospital

Hello Simantan Dutta,
Please visit the link given below for fee structure of VIT for all courses provided by them
http://www.vit.ac.in/admissions/feeStructure

If you are planning to take biotechnology as a career option, then you have to be very clear that you have to continue your studies till Ph.D or at least Master’s degree because Bachelor’s degree holders or Diploma holders will not have any scope as it is more inclined towards research.

No, you can't opt for merchant navy as mostly males are preferred for this course. The acceptable qualification is Bachelor's in nautical science and mechanical engineering.