M.Sc

Yes,
M.Sc nanobiotechnology is a good option. You can ho according to your interest. These are the PG courses after B.Sc Biotechnology
M.Sc Biotechnology
M.Sc Biochemistry
M.Sc Botany
M.Sc Zoology
M.Sc Cell Biology
M.Sc Molecular Biology
M.Sc Bioinformtics
M.Sc Agriculture
M.Sc Food Technology
M.Sc Animal Biotechnology
M.Sc Biophysics
M.Sc Computational Biology
M.Sc Biostatistics
M.Sc Genetics
M.Sc Marine Biotech
M.Sc Nano Biotechnology
M.Sc Plant Biotechnology
M.Sc Forensic Science.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics /coding/big data/AI area then M.Sc. Is better, However, if you want to move into general management the MBA is better.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical/research / academics area then M.Sc is better, However if you want to move into general management the MBA is better.

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Hi,
It totally depends on your interest. While biology is the study of living beings as a whole, microbiology is concentrated on microscopic organisms. Some programs may allow specializations in your degree such as industrial, environmental, or medical microbiology. M.F.Sc. Or Master of Fisheries Science is a fisheries Science course that aims to provide an integrated picture of the fisheries sector. It is a multidisciplinary Science programme that involves the study of disciplines such as oceanography, marine biology, ecology, marine conservation, population dynamics, etc.

Yes, you can.The minimum eligibility required to be MET for admission to the course is graduation completed with Science from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. A few universities and colleges in India conduct entrance examinations for admission to the course.

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This is the eligibility for admission
Master of Science (M.Sc) - Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics. Minimum percentage is 50% or B grade for students who have the following degrees: B.Sc Foods and Nutrition, B.Sc

That is something the college authorities may ask you at the time of admission.

First select the college you wish to study in. Then check the eligibility criteria listed. Different universities would have different criteria. So ensure you have the minimum qualification. Then once you finish your course get your IELTS done and try to get a good score. Based on eligibility criteria you might have to take an entrance exam. Then apply for the programme. Get accepted. Pay fees. Do medical and then apply for a visa.