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 Biotechnology because again it will limit your career opportunities. You can also do M.Sc in microbiology or biochemistry, these subjects have better opportunities then M.Sc Biotechnology. Actually, biotechnology is a vast subject it's not only one subject it's a combination of many subjects, along with microbiology and biochemistry you have to study immunology, genetics, recombinant DNA, cell bio, molecular biology, plant biotech, animal biotech, chemical bio and many more.
A person needs a lot of patience to study biotech since it's a research oriented subject you have to study throughout your life. You have to devote lots of time and energy in this subject, without this you can reach nowhere. If you're really interested in pursuing biotechnology then go for M.Sc biotechnology then doctorate then post doctorate but not MBA in biotechnology. If you are tired of studying the subject then it's the right time to change your career option.

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 as full time dietician is also required.
Yes, you have one more career option available. You can pursue Masters in food science and then prepare for CSIR NET exam.
The council of scientific and industrial research for the science students, who wants to pursue in-depth research and development in the areas of food science and technology. You can join as a food nutritionist.
Best of luck.