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Hello Amit,
It has become a trend now that every graduate student wants to do MBA but as you are a bio student, it is not good to do MBA. You should go for M.Sc. If you really want to do Masters.

Hello Shaina,
It's very nice to know your dream of making a career in psychology. You just have to do graduation in this subject first before proceeding for MA.

Hello Himanshi,
I think so, yes. There is no compulsion for maths as a subject. However, knowledge of maths in some form or the other is required for both these courses.

Hello Shubham,
Yes, you can. MBA demands only a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% and not any specified course. So you can do an MBA after B.Sc in PCM.
You are advised to appear for CAT, MAT, and other top exams for management studies.

Hello Sipismita,
No, I am afraid you will not be eligible for admission in MA economics based on your B.Sc in biotechnology. You will have to do BA in economics first.

Hello Prince,
Yes, B.Sc has also a good scope in future as you but you have to go M.Sc to get a good job in future as after M.Sc, you can apply for jobs in Bank, Railway and many other government Jobs even you can appear for Civil Services examination.

Why do you want to change your college for B.Sc in chemistry as you are doing B.Sc in biotechnology so it has really a good scope in future so don't worry about the college and study in the source you have and try to score good and achieve sometimes better from them.
All the best!

The job opportunities for M.Sc graduates in a highly research oriented field as biotechnology is very less and most students tend to pursue their M.Sc in Biotechnology or a specialized discipline of biotechnology. India is home to some excellent M.Sc programs such as JNU, DU, IISc, TIFR, IITs, etc.

If you have research orientation then M.Sc Ph.D is a better option in comparison to B.Tech-M.Tech Biotechnology. If you want to work as an engineer or manager in biotech companies then B.Tech-M.Tech is a better option.