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Pragati Singh

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In short, Genetic engineering gives a specialised career path with high earning potential but may have fewer job openings. Ideal, if you are passionate about manipulating genes and their direct impact. Biotechnology provides a broader range of career options and potentially more job opportunities. Good if you are interested in applying biological principles across many fields.

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FeatureGenetic EngineeringBiotechnology
FocusDirect manipulation of genes
Broader field using biological systems and processes
ApplicationsMedicine, agriculture, forensics, biofuels
Healthcare, pharmaceuticals, environment, food production, and industrial processes
SpecializationMore specific areas within (e.g., plant genetics, medical genetics)
A broader range of specializations, depending on focus
Job opportunitiesGrowing, but may be fewer compared to broader biotechnology
High and diverse, across various industries
Salary potentialCompetitive, may vary depending on specialization
Competitive, potentially higher in some specialised areas of biotechnology

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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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. Ther
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

Scholar-Level 17

It is a niche subject to study. It is highly research oriented field. Ph.D is a more preferable degree, if you want to succeed to higher level in this field. To work as a scientist or as a research lead, Ph.D is the option.
Below mentioned are some good institutes offering genetic engineering:
1. SRM University.
2. Bharath University – Chennai.
3. Aryabhatta Knowledge University – Patna.
4. Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research - Bangalore.

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Akarsh jain

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If you are interested, then you can pursue this course. It has good scope and variable placements, if you are passionate towards it. SRM - Chennai is a better option for genetic engineering.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

Guide-Level 14

Hi, the answer to your question as to which is more preferable between law and genetics is entirely upto you.Both are different streams and you must have a career path to decide.It would be wrong for me to suggest one as it might not work out for you in the long run.Figure your interest, subjects you enjoy and decide accordingly.Minimum grades differ from college to.college. A first class is given preference.
Best of luck

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Diksha Rabha

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No such reputed and government institutions take admission without Jee entrance basis but ya u might get admissions in private institutions.

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