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Jugal Barman
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B.Sc agriculture has more scope than that of biotechnology. So, I prefer you to go for agriculture.
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Seema Shah
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Well, B.Tech Biotechnology from Thapar is a pretty good option. It is one of the best alternatives for the medical students (who are not going for MBBS) as they have UG, PG and even PhD to offer. They have received NBA Accreditation and the selection procedure is through NEET score. Biotech has more scope in abroad than India. One can actually pursue their career in research. One of my acquaintance had pursued their Masters in Biotech from Thapar University and he is currently in Canada under a research project.
I think you should go with the undergraduate course in Biotech from Thapar University. You will get immense amount of exposur
I think you should go with the undergraduate course in Biotech from Thapar University. You will get immense amount of exposur
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Thara S Lal
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There are some colleges which have eligibility criteria for B.Sc agriculture either with PCM or PCB. To get government jobs easily, you have to pursue B.Sc agriculture. If you go for Masters in chemistry and clear NET exam then you go for teaching in government colleges.
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Vikash Ranjan
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PAU Entrance Exam 2017http://B.Sc (Agriculture) Eligibility
The candidate must be a citizen of India. The candidate minimum 17 years old as on the date of admission. The candidate should have passed class 12th or having an equivalent qualification from a government recognized institute. The candidate must have studied the following subjects such as PCB/PCM/PCMB for admission inhttp://B.ScAgriculture (Hons),http://B.ScHome Science (Hons) , B.Tech Food Tech (Hons),http://B.ScFashion Designing (Hons),http://B.ScBiotechnology (Hons),http://B.Sc(Hons)Interior Design, http://B.Sc(Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics+, B.Tech Agriculture engineering.
The candidate must be a citizen of India. The candidate minimum 17 years old as on the date of admission. The candidate should have passed class 12th or having an equivalent qualification from a government recognized institute. The candidate must have studied the following subjects such as PCB/PCM/PCMB for admission inhttp://B.ScAgriculture (Hons),http://B.ScHome Science (Hons) , B.Tech Food Tech (Hons),http://B.ScFashion Designing (Hons),http://B.ScBiotechnology (Hons),http://B.Sc(Hons)Interior Design, http://B.Sc(Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics+, B.Tech Agriculture engineering.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hi Sneha Singh,
Yes, you can give NEET after first year B.Sc but the number of attempts are only 3. You need to manage both your B.Sc as well as the NEET exam.
Since, it is a highly competitive exam, you need to work hard.
All the best.
Yes, you can give NEET after first year B.Sc but the number of attempts are only 3. You need to manage both your B.Sc as well as the NEET exam.
Since, it is a highly competitive exam, you need to work hard.
All the best.
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