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Biotechnology is more research oriented with medical, microbial, diagnosis, tissue culture techniques , whereas  food tech is more of business work oriented. Because of less of biotech companies, students taking biotechnology invest much into research programs and better studies. On the opposite hand food tech is gaining more popularity

Hello,

I would like to share some of the Colleges/ Universities for masters in biotechnology.

• Loyola College, Chennai
• Ferguson College, Pune
• Chandigarh University, Chandigarh
• St. Xavier's College, Kolkata
• Jain University, Bangalore
• Kalinga University, Raipur Chhattisgarh.

I hope this would be helpful. All the best.

Hello Aspirant,

B.Sc Biotechnology jobs are in great demand nowadays in drug and pharmaceutical science, waste management, chemicals, energy, food processing, bio-processing industries, animal husbandry, environmental protection, genetics, etc.

The following are the job opportunities for B.Sc Biotechnology graduates :

• Lab technician
• Project manager
• Teacher
• Microbiologists
• Epidemiologists
• Bioproduction Operator
• Research

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For msc in biotechnology you must have bachelor's degree in biological sciences, physics in any other related with minimum of 50%. You must have completed 10+2 with 50% aggregate under recognised board. The admission process is different from Institute to Institute. And colleges are:Banaras Hindu University.

University of Hyderabad.

Hi Aspirant,

To join DRDO after completion of M.Sc in Biotechnology you must have GATE score. Some times the selection is based on GATE score and interview. But now the selection is based on GATE score and Internal exam followed by Interview for Post of scientist. The salary varies from

Hello,

You can apply for ISRO after your engineering degree and you must have at least secured 65% marks. ISRO centralised recruitment board select applicants for the post of scientist / engineer in the following manner:

It selects the candidates based on the academic performance and biodata, initial screening will

hi,

see the eligibility criteria differs college to college. the general eligibility criteria is The candidate must have completed a bachelor's degree in either Physics, Biological Sciences or in any other related discipline, like Biotechnology/ Biology/ food science/ Microbiology/Nursing or B. Pharma/ BPT/BMIT .

Marks criteria of graduation may differ

Dear Aspirant,

Yes , you can study M.Sc Biotechnology after graduation in Nursing.

At today's time , MSc Nursing is far more promising than MSc Biotechnology. Because in MSc Biotechnology , there are limited scopes as career . But with MSc nursing , you have better options. And you can

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well...

Some of the government jobs for B.Tech in Biotechnology graduates are:

1. Research Analyst
2. Teacher
3. Scientific assistant
4. Biostatistician
5. Clinical Research Manager

Some of the government sectors where Biotechnology graduates are required are:

1. Agriculture sector
2. Chemical firms
3. Government Colleges and Universities
4. Media houses
5. Research labs

Hello Aspirant,

Yes you can change your stream from B.Sc to B.Tech but you can do this only after clearing the required conditions and criteria for switching between the streams. You need to have maths as an compulsory subject in your 12th standard and you have to cancel your admission