Science

It depends on what kind of job you are looking for in future. If you are inclined towards a leadership/managerial role, then MBA is preferred. If you are looking to develop on technical and analytical skills, then M.Sc is preferred. Also, MBA normally requires a work ex while M.Sc can be done directly after undergrad also.

Yes, maths is a very important subject for biotechnology and you also need to study mathematics even in your biotechnology. But remember to cross check it from your institutes as they may have different rules.

No, you need maths in biotechnology and remember that if you avoid maths, you will face problems in your studies.

Yes, biotechnology requires maths and I think you will study a subject as mathematics in biotechnology. But still clear it from the institute.

Both the branches have equal opportunities to get a good job and the rest depends on how you study and enhance your skill so that those can be used in your work area.

Both the branches have equal opportunities to get a good job and the rest depends on how you study and enhance your skill so that those can be used in your work area.

No, to become eligible for B.Sc, you must complete your +2.
Its a mandatory eligibility for BSc.

Hi, Please refer the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PMvBUUxQ80&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egc-Yif0ino&t=109s.

The fields for biology where maths is not there are zoology, cardiology etc.