Biotechnology

Hi,
I agree with Rishi Rash that IISC - Bangalore is on top. I want to share the additional information with you.
For getting admission in IISC, you have to give IIT JAM entrance exam. This exam is conducted every year in February. IIT JAM 2017 exam is going to conduct on 12th February. The online app

Most of the colleges have eligibility criteria of relevant stream. So, do check eligibility criteria before opting M.Sc Biotech. Mathematics is not a big issue in this.

It depends on your choice and interest. Biotechnology is a research oriented field, where you have to work hard. Those who are keen to gain knowledge and love to serve society by the mode of research can opt biotechnology. Although, every stream is good unless we have interest in it.

You should go for M.Sc in microbiology. It will be a better option for you in all prospects.

Both are good, but biotechnology have better prospect in India and you will get higher packages.

Last year there wasn't a cut off . As they recently shifted to AIPMT exams for admissions. Last year you needed to have 20% marks to get in. If you need any further guidance you can call me or any of my junior .
Enjoy & Best of Luck

You can consider a specialized Masters such as MS management or in a related area of your choice, MBA (Pharma), M.Pharma, MBA, hospital administration etc. Every program is having different requirements so check individually.
Good luck.

Dear Sayed Zeeshan, A graduate in biotechnology can get a job in government sectors, private sectors or research institutes. Different job profiles for biotechnologists include lab technicians, research associates, research scientists, engineers, sales representatives, marketing executives and busin