• Food technologist
• Nutritional therapist
• Product/process development scientist
• Quality manager
• Regulatory affairs officer
• Scientific laboratory technician
• Technical brewer
• Production manager
• Purchasing manager
• Research scientist (life sciences)
• Toxicologist

• Dabur India

As per the eligibility criteria of many colleges to pursue B.Sc Biotechnology you need to have Physics, Chemistry, Biology as your combination in 10+2. But Math is not necessary for you, however there are few colleges which ask for Math as a combination in 10+2 to study Biotech. In most

Hello aspirant,

Colleges in India offering direct admission into B.Tech Bio-Technology are listed below.

1. Rajalakshmi Engineering College

Fees: Rs. 4 Lakhs per year

2. Vivekanandha College of Engineering For Women

Fees: Rs. 2 Lakhs per year

3. PSG College of Technology

Fees: Rs. 2 Lakhs per year

4. Kumaraguru

Hi

I have come across some posts in internet related to your query. Few speculated that doing PG along with junior residency might not be a good choice. ESIC had 5 years bond before so doing PG midway was not feasible and breaking the bond was not affordable too as

Hi,

Following are some statistics of both Institutes:

Overall DTU have around 75% placements on campus. But, for Biotechnology there are not many core Companies that visits DTU. Only few Companies like Ranbaxy or Mankind visits Campus. So placements for biotechnology are not that good iin DTU as it is

1. All India Biotechnology Entrance Examination (DPU AIBTCET)

Hello, you should choose the course in which you are  interested. Based on your preferences you can apply for the admissions. You can compare the placements, hostel availability, fees structure, faculty and academic syllabus of both the institutes and thus apply for the institute. All the best.