Engineering

In order to become a Genetic Engineering, the aspirants must have a relevant degree in the field. Most of the institutes offer M.Tech course in Genetic Engineering while the number of institutes offering B.Tech in the same is limited. Therefore, a candidate must complete a Bachelors degree in Science with specialisation in Biophysics/ Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology/ Genetics. After attaining the relevant Bachelors degree, the candidates can either go for M.Sc. In any of the above subjects or M.Tech or Masters degree in Genetic Engineering. Obtaining an M.Tech degree will not be enough for the position of researcher or scientists. Therefore, a Ph.D. in the respective field is mandatory. Candidates enrolled in Ph.D. will get a monthly stipend to finance or manage his/ her own education and personal expenses. After acquiring a relevant degree, the candidate must initially get work experience as a supervisor, assistant, intern etc. In a relevant field to get exposure to work. Later on, with some years of experience, they can apply for job roles in a specialised area.

Hello Piyush, yes I too had seen this news item. I will like to bring out to you silent features of how percentile is calculated. It involves knowing the maximum marks and the minimum marks scored by the students appearing for a particular slot along with the total number of students who appeared in this slot. As you can guess this information is available only and only with the body which conducts the exam. After such percentiles are calculated for each of the slots then and then only the ranking is found out. Thus you will SEE that no one else but the exam conducting body only is in a position to calculate your percentile and ranking in this examination. I would request you to have patience till they declared the results. Best wishes to you.