Biotechnology

No, it is rarely possible.

I think you should do a technical course like M.Sc. in radiology, etc.

The biotech industry in India has been able to successfully position itself to capitalize on the unfolding global biologics opportunity by attracting talent with advanced technical skill-sets. The biotechnology sector of India is highly innovative and is on a high growth trajectory. The sector, with

Your last profile is biotech. You can pursue higher education like, M.Sc, or MBA through distance.

Hello Gautam,
Biotechnology is a highly research oriented field, specifically if you are doing B.Sc/M.Sc route. If you are planning to do your B.Sc in biotechnology, then an M.Sc is imperative for this field.
You can do your M.Sc in a specialized field of biotechnology such as plant biotech, bioinform

Hello,
If you want to pursue M.Sc then I would suggest you to do it from a well-known university or IIT's or IISC. You can do M.Sc in chemistry from IIT's. For that you have to clear its entrance exam - JAM 2017.
You can check the below mentioned link to know more about IIT JAM:
http://entranceexaminfo

You should keep branch as the priority and then college, opt for the engineering branch that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of aptitude, perso

Hi,
Following degrees from renowned institutes like IISC or IIT in Ph.D (Astrophysics), Ph.D (Geophysics), Ph.D (Metaphysics). After graduation, the candidates can appear for the entrance exam, which is held by the NASA for the recruitment of scientists, astronauts, etc.
Candidates can also find emplo

It is better to recognize your skills and interest to prepare yourself for UPSC.