M.Sc

The cutoff may vary depending upon no of students appearing in examination, level of difficulty.

It depends from college to college
Admission for MSc Biotechnology is done through either a merit-based system or entrance exams. BHU PET, etc. Are some of the popular entrance exams for MSc Biotechnology. Some institutions provide merit-based admission for MSc Biotechnology.
The most preferred colleges of candidates of MSc Biotechnology. Loyola College, Chennai, Fergusson College, Pune, Stella Maris College, and Christ University. The course has an average fee of Rs.1,50,000.
Also the colleges like JMI , IIT has a fees around 30000-50000

For general candidate there are around 185- 200 seats.

I hope you have 55%(45% for SC/ST) in BSc or qualifying degree then cutoff will decide on basis of numbers of candidates appeared in exam and difficulty level of exam.

First you have to get 55%(45% for SC/ST) in BSc or qualifying degree then cutoff will depend on factors like numbers of candidates appeared in exam and difficulty level of exam.

You have to get minimum 55%(45% for SC/ST) in BSc or qualifying degree then cutoff will decide on basis of numbers of candidates appeared in exam and difficulty level of exam.

First, you have to get minimum 55%(45% for SC/ST) in BSc or qualifying degree then cutoff will decide on basis of numbers of candidates appeared in exam and difficulty level of exam.

It is very expensive. Many students are not able to pay the fees. Govt gives scholarships to minor caste or lower caste. For general caste, the fee structure is too much expensive. If we study there in under graduation then they will reduce 2 to 3 percentage of fee recession.

First you have to satisfy minimum eligibility conditions that are minimum 55%(45% for SC/ST) in BSc or qualifying degree and minimum 50% in qualifying exam.
Then cutoff will decide on basis of numbers of candidates appeared in exam and difficulty level of exam.