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B.Sc is just Undergraduate degree where as PhD is doctors degree.
For PhD you have to first qualify different Jrf exams without which PhD is of no value . For sitting in exam of different Jrf( CSIR NET-JRF, DBT- JRF, ICMR-JRF ) of life sciences you must have post graduation degree in any subject of life science.
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There is good scope and Placement in B.tech courses in Biotechnology at LPU and VIT. But if you are choosing for BSc it would be better if you would go for Masters too. as you would usually get low paying jobs after simple B.Sc/BSc(Hons).
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