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Guide-Level 13
I'm attaching a link for your query please go through it. I hope it'll help you finding the appropriate choice
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-food-technology-colleges-india-3
Good luck.
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Genetic engineering is an evolving field and, therefore, offers limited by very interesting and lucrative career prospects for the students. Still being in developmental phase, the majority of work available in the field of genetic engineering is of research and development nature. Considering this, it is advisable that students continue their studies till postgraduate or doctoral level to get rewarding employment offers. Biotech and Pharmaceutical companies: These are the biggest employers for genetic engineers in the private sector. They are employed as research agents to develop new and innovati
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You won't get direct admission to any IHMs without writing the JEE. So, Christ University in Bangalore, SRM in Chennai, Sikkim Manipal is also a good choice for direct BHM courses.
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