Hey Ankit,

Let me first clear your doubt about both exams. CSIR & UGC provide Research Fellowships to bright students for training in methods of research under expert guidance of faculty members and scientists working in the University of the Department and National Laboratories and Institutions in various fields of

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. See your question is not clear as what you want to ask though I will tell you accordingly what I understood from your question. 

EWS quota is only for general category students whose family annual income is very less and who cannot afford

hi aspirant !

there a several factors that can be used to judge which one is better 

1.COST: undoubtley MBA is highly costly as compared to MSC Biotechnology

2.RETURNS: MBA if done from a very good college can be a kickstarter for your career but otherwise the competition is so

• B.Sc. Hons. in Biotechnology / Microbiology / Biochemistry / Botany / Zoology / Molecular Biology / Life Sciences etc.
• The minimum passing marks required for admission differs for different colleges and also for different

These are the courses which a BiPC student can pursue by writing EAMCET

B Sc (Hons.) Agriculture

B Sc. (Hons.) Horticulture

B Sc. (Forestry)

B V Sc. & Animal Husbandry

B F Sc. – Bachelor of Fisheries Sciences

B.Tech. (Food Technology (FT))

B.Pharm.(Bi.P.C) – Bachelor of Pharmacy (Bi.P.C)

B.Tech.(Bio-Technology) (Bi.P.C.)

hey,

here are the list of few colleges in Telangana;

• Indian Institue Of Technolgy ,Hyderabad
• National Institute Of Technolgy,Hyderabad
• Chaitanya Bharathi Institue Of technology,Hyderabad
• Sreenidhi Institute Of Science & Technolgy,Hyderabad
• Joginpally B.R Engineering College,Hyderabad

Hallo Tan

I think almost every colleges offer Biotech course, correct me if i am wrong. yes, it will be recognised as it is one of the technological course aprroved by AICITE. I know, you must have been confused with the bio term but it's not like that.

Dear Kamal, B.Sc. in Biotechnology is a 3- year undergraduate course, involving an advanced study of the cellular and bimolecular processes for development of a variety of technologies and products that contribute to improving people’s lives and health.

The course is divided across 6 semesters, of six months each, and