Hello Abhipsha,

CAT examination is 1.5 months away from now. I suggest you to focus on CAT examination as of now as it is very crucial time where you can learn a lot from mock examinations and their subsequent analysis. 

You can compensate for the loss during this time in

IIT JAM is topnotch exam for Msc courses. All dates shared below for reference  

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam

Incase you are seeking any specific exam dates do share us sowe can guide accordingly. 

Ljst of all top exams and datesbelow

https://university.careers360.com/exams

Hi, please go through the following careers360 link to get the list of biotechnology colleges/universities

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-biotechnology-universities-in-india

Closing rnaks was 20,000 in year 2016 and 13,500 in 2015 year for Biotechnology engineering at VITEEE.

This is for VIT Vellore. Cutoff will vary for allcampuses based on category and bramch selection. 

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-cutoff

No, School of BioTechnology at JNU offers Courses only on MSc Biotechnology and PhD in BioTechnology,

PhD is offered in the following areas

Molecular biology and Genetic engineering

• Molecular biology of infectious diseases

• Immunology

• Protein Engineering, Protein stability, conformation and folding

• Biochemical engineering, optimization of recombinant

Hi Barsha! Yes, you can apply for TISS NET. As per the eligibility, any candidate with a Bachelors degree in any discipline can appear for TISS NET. Work experience can add value to your candidature but it's not mandatory. 

Hi Amit ,

After getting passed in jsos ,if you would like to study further choose best IIT or nit's or if you are not interested in studying ,then go for the jobs you like to do.because if you think you are strong enough to score marks in your exam

Hi,

JNU has announced the exam dates which is in December from 27 to 30. They will start the application process any time soon. You can check the link below to stay updated on the latest information.

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Hello,

Yes, you can pursue a masters in Biotechnology after botany. Most of the institutes conduct an entrance exam for the same. You can either apply for JNU centralised entrance test or the individual conducted by different universities. There is a minimum of 60% marks to be scored in b.sc.