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see generally most of the colleges do not have specialization course, however vellore institute of technology, lpu have specialized course, however if you look into iits or nits or other tier 1 colleges program structure there is no specialization includes , however btech in electronics and communication engineering with

SASTRA DEEMED UNIVERSITY takes admission on its own cutoff generated by a normalisation of many factors such as +2 marks, JEE mains score, state of domicile, etc. So a lot many characters decide if you will get admitted or not. For the purpose of Stream 1 and Stream 2 Rankings

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see bioinformatics related with biotechnology, mathematics, computer application related with biological data, however in b.tech course the applications and engineering part is more than bsc course. since it is an interdisciplinary course, it has better scope  in masters course, however you are more intersted for job just after passing

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Out of all the four subjects mentioned above all are equally good and it depends upon your interest that which subject will suit you the most. The scope in all of these subjects is good provided you work hard enough. I will give you a gist of these

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With respect to the R& D sector what matters above all is the amount of practical knowledge and Research papers you have or research you have done. Doing internships to gain knowledge can be really helpful.

Now coming to your question of choosing which field-

According to the latest

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see you can not join for master of science course unless you have completed your bsc courses. however after bsc in microbiology you may go for msc courses in biotechnology, bio chemistry, cell biology, microbiology etc. for msc in genetics, candidates need to hold a bachelors degree in genetics

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According to the latest trends going on in the research field I would recommend you to think about MSc Microbial genetics and bioinformatics.

After securing a good rank in entrance exams you can go for colleges like IITs, IISc, IISER which have their separate departments for such studies.

Job

Greetings, aspirant!

After getting your master's degree in Microbiology related fields, you can land a job in the private as well as the public sector.

You can make a career in various fields including healthcare, forensic sciences, environmental organisations, research institutions, pharmaceuticals, food and drink etc.

The job profiles that

Both are almost same but as the name suggests the extra efforts put in to learn two things.. If you're planning to do masters from abroad then CSE + Bioinformatics is a great choice for you. Molecular Biology, Geonomics, Photonomics, etc are studied while doing Masters. Bioinformatics btech will have

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Bioinformatics is a field of study where biology is combined with computer science, information engineering, mathematics and statistics . The basic aim of bioinformatics is to increase the understanding of biological process with computer programmes and software and tracking biological data .

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