Hello kamal

Bsc biotechnology covers microbiology, biochemistry, immunology, bioinformatics, enzymology and pharmaceutical related topics

In the first year, you are most likely to cover physics and mathematics and later in other subjects, you will be learning the use of them

Hope this helps.

Hello aspirant, 

Based on student reviews, JNTU Hyderabad is an excellent college for pursuing MSc as the students have given great ratings to the college for placements, infrastructure as well as faculty. As far as placements go, there are companies like GVK, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Mylan, etc visiting the campus to recruit students. However, it is advisable that you try to get in touch with a student or students currently studying in the college for the particular course to get a clearer overview of the college. 

• Cell biology
• Enzymology
• Basic bio chemistry and enzyme techniques practical
• Fundamentals of microbiology
• Genetics
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Hello,

Well, this is a head ache most people after their Class 12. What to choose? What will I become after this?

Think well in what you are interested in. Keep in mind these factors, you should not hate or get bored after spending a lot of time for this course of study, it might be difficult to come back and choose again.

Both biotechnology and electronics have better opportunities. If you are really interested in biotechnology, please go through the syllabus of the college where you think of pursuing it. If you think you can study that then take biotechnology. I say this because you can do works in bioelectronics, biosensors etc. while you are a master in biotechnology and at the same time has basics of electronics and the recent advancements updated.

OK. Now listen carefully. Wake up on a pleasant morning, say 5 am or 6 am so that nothing disturbs your thought. Think what you have to do in your life. What is your dream? Act appropriately. "If you make the path you can travel, no path is made on its own".

Helllo kamal

The fee structure for Bsc biotechnology 

INR 2 lack to 3 lac

College name: 

1)loyola college 

Fee structure INR 48,000

2)ST.Xavier's college 

Fee structure INR 22,380

3)Christ University 

Fee structure INR 16,667

4)Ramjas college 

Fee structure INR 12,000

5)Miranda college 

Fee structure INR 17,800

It's carrier prospectus is really worth trying. First of all its an emerging sector. The worth is wide and offers opportunities in the field of research and engineering. 

From using yeast in the product to bread to evidence like hair, skin or blood scrutinized by forensic scientists it's a glorious field.

You can go for the following things 

1-biotechnology 

2-biomedical engineering 

3-food technology 

4-nutrition and dieticians 

5-forensic science 

6-microbiology

7-biochemistry 

You should pass with 60% aggregate with English, chemistry, maths and biology. 

You have choosed a different stream the way will be hard but definitely worthy. 

We wish you luck and success

The Thakur College of Science and Commerce (TCSC) is a college in Kandivali in Mumbai of Maharashtra, established in 1997, running by Thakur Educational Trusts. The college is affiliated to UGC, NAAC and Mumbai University. The cut-off for BSc Biotechnology is around 70% (3rd merit list). Though there are other colleges that you can get into with this score which include colleges such as Patkar College. 

Hello Aspirant!