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First, biotechnology careers typically require a Bachelors degree for entry, but the field is filled with people who also hold Masters and doctoral degrees. For instance, 45 percent of the biomedical engineers who responded to an O*NET survey said a Bachelors degree was sufficient; thirty-five percent needed a Masters degree and a further 20 percent needed a doctorate. Those with advanced degrees typically have higher earning potential, which partially explains how some biomedical engineers can earn around $50,000 per year while others are clearing $140,000.
Second, there are multiple employers of the scientists listed below. Some of the most prominent are universities, which typically pay less than companies engaged in applied research. Companies make profits, which can be shared with employees, universities do not.

As per MIT-ADT eligibility criteria, the student must have passed (10 + 02) board examination of State Board or CBSE or ICSE or IB with subjects group of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and/or Technical Vocational Subjects. Open Category student should have scored minimum 50% Marks in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics with English as a subject. Reserved Category student should have scored minimum 45% Marks Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics with English as a subject. In addition to this, the applicant must have qualified at least one engineering entrance examination like MHT CET 2019-20/JEE (Mains 2019-20)/other states entrance exam of current year / university-GAUGE-E 2019. So if you have 50% aggregate marks in PCM than eligible, otherwise not.