Hello,

Well it depends on your interest and your future goals. There are more than 500 Biotechnology companies in India but, they are mostly on production and marketing. Thus, you have competition with Chemical Engineering, Ceramic Engineering and even Electronic, Electrical, Mechanical and computer Engineering. Unlike common believe, R&D part

Dear leaner,

Diploma after bsc is not suggestable Infact ,you can do diploma in food science and technology at distance which is of 12 months and costs around 8566/- for diploma in regular it takes 2 years

Turning your career from bio technology to food technology will be wasted your

Hello,

The top 5 colleges in India for BSc in Biotechnology are given below:

1) Chandigarh University, Chandigarh which has 2 courses in Biotechnology

2) Amity University, Noida it has 6 courses in biotech.

3) Madras Christian College, Chennai only 1 course in biotech.

4) Christ College, Bangalore 2 courses

Hello,

Ofcourse dear, the both college campus have same syllabus in BTech. Infact SRM University have to campus in two area. So the college maintain the same syllabus as well.

Also BTech syllabus is same because if the college is autonomous or if college under any university, the syllabus conduct

Hello,

You can pursue MSc in biotechnology after completing your BSC in microbiology. Both different streams but similarly close.  And Biotechnology have lots of scope than microbiology. Like you can go for research institute, food industry, pharmaceutical industry, agriculture industry through Biotechnology. So it's a good choice. Now you have

Dear Aspirant,

You can go for M.Sc. Biotechnology after completing B.tech in Genetic Engineering. You can also go for a Master's in Technology. Some of the good colleges are listed below.

1. The Oxford College of Science.
2. The University of Hyderabad.
3. Integral University.
4. Loyola College, Chennai.
5. Indian Institute Of Technology, Delhi.

Greetings of the day aspirant

Firstly, congrats on successful completion of your VITEEE exam. The cut-off trends keep changing every year and it depends on the number of students attempting the exam, difficulty level, number of available seats, etc. With a rank near to 23,000, you cannot secure a seat