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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
M.Sc Biotechnology in Amity University-Mumbai is so far considered one of the top courses here. They have practicals, theories and research often which gives the students all round experiences. The faculty members in Biotechnology are very experienced. They know how to interact with students using d

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Leena Agarwal
7 years ago
Go with B.Com (Hons), in that you can do specialization in Maths, it will be good for your job profile.

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Does B.Sc have any scope or not?

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Asked by Mayur Mali
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7 years ago
In your 3 years of degree in B.Sc. You will learn much about Science which can be utilized practically or you can even teach it to other by entering the teaching field so the scope of B.Sc is good.

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How to become a guide level 12 on Shiksha?

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Asked by Ganesh Karale
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7 years ago
You need 7499 points on Shiksha platform to reach the guide level 12 and for that you need to provide high quality answers and also your answer count should be big and useful for others.

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7 years ago
Both the courses have equivalent scope and opportunities in the future, but as per my knowledge B.Tech in agriculture is more technical oriented study. So, I would recommend you to go for B.Tech in agriculture.

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7 years ago
Both the above courses have equivalent scope and opportunities in the future, but as per my knowledge B.Tech in agriculture is more technical oriented study, so I would recommend you to go for B.Tech in agriculture.

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7 years ago
Hi,
Please mention the college/university where you wish to apply as the fee structure and admission criteria differ in every institute.

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