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36 MonthsBachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Biotechnology is a full-time three-year undergraduate degree course offered by the University of Mumbai, Mumbai.
Eligibility Criteria
A candidate must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Std. XII) in Science conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or it's equivalent in the Science stream.
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I'm having a really good time at PCACS.
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My college, Pillai college of Arts, Commerce and Science has been awarded for the best infrastructure recently. PCACS provides all the necessary facilities like well maintained restrooms(except a few). PCACS only lacks a few laboratory equipments, especially in the Biotech department. The classrooms are clean, equipped by good quality projectors for a good learning experience. The libraries are provided with the necessary books. PCACS provides free wifi. The food is hygienic and of good quality.
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