Science

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What is better to pursue among physiotherapy and a B.Sc. (biotechnology)? This is an open-ended question. It depends on your passion, interest, foundational qualifications, and what you love doing.
1. You need to know what both courses entail.
2. You should know the ultimate outcome of studying either of them and determine if they are in line with your desired future. For Physiotherapy, you will be in a profession that is dynamic, fulfilling, financially rewarding and intellectually demanding. This is similar for biotechnology. Biotechnology involves a lot of laboratory work and long-term tinkering with genes, molecular structures etc. Physiotherapy involves the treatment of health conditions using physical means majorly exercise etc. I feel this may help.

Think of your childhood and your present age and figure out what you like doing the most. I remember during my childhood I used have a carry bag in which I had many wires, batteries, bulb, motors and other electronic parts which I used to collect and then used them to make some devices. I used to get completely engrossed in them for hours (I still have that bag at my home). Also, during my class 12th standard project (which we have to make in CBSE) I wanted to make something new, creative and so my project was Wireless transmission of electricity. This helped me figure out my subject of interest. Similarly think about things you like doing. If you are curious about technology then go for engineering, curious about how human body works and bio related stuffs then go for MBBS or such type of course, like designing then go for Architecture or Designing courses, love to write then start a blog, have good speaking skills then become a motivational speaker, etc.