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Your question is a bit unclear. Please reframe the question giving necessary details and clearly stating your query.

Kindly mention the course name for which you wish to know about. The admission for B.Sc course is through counseling based on the rank obtained in Banaras Hindu University Undergraduate Entrance Test (BHU-UET). Currently the admissions are closed and you can click the link below for any further update about the admissions. https://www.cau.ac.in/pgapp.php

Click the link below to check the colleges offer Life Science course via distance/correspondence. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/distance-correspondence-m-sc-colleges-india.

IHM-Mumbai doesn't offer BHM degree, it offers B.Sc H&ha. The difference between the B.Sc and BHM are as follows:
B.Sc
1) It is a three year programme.
2) It has 4 months of internship.
3) It is mainly affiliated to NCHMCT.
4) B.Sc. Is mainly tutored by IHM around India.
5) Subjects are similar to BHM.
1) It is a four year programme.
2) It has 6 months or 1 year internship.
3) It is mainly tutored by the private colleges.
4) Subjects are similar to B.Sc. The best course is B.Sc H&ha.

You can prepare for CDS and SSC simultaneously, because both of the exam syllabus are as same.

Hello Anusha, No, there is no bright future for B.Sc. in biotechnology instead of B.Tech in biotechnology.

I don't think you will be able to secure admission here, as you do not fulfill the eligibility requirement.
The eligibility is as below:
Candidate should have obtained a Bachelor's degree in Economics (Hons.) with Mathematics, as subsidiary subject. Or, Mathematics (Hons.) with Economics, as a subsidiary subject or Statistics (Hons.) with Mathematics and Economics as subsidiary subjects securing 50% marks in aggregate or any other Bachelor's degree with 60% marks with Economics and Mathematics, as subjects from any recognized university.