Hello,

Fergusson college of Pune is very old private college. This is a reputable college. It was established in 1885 and NAAC aggregate college. So many courses are offered here and BSC in biotechnology one of them.

You are 2019 year of pass out then it's okay, because you got

Hello sakshi,

That  really depends on what field of work you want to pursue.

If you have a strong interest for research work then opt for msc biotechnology and then the further studies according to your interest. but the main problem in the research field is that you have to

Hey Aspirant,

BSc in microbiology and Bsc biotechnology both are very good courses and if you want to decide which one course is best for you then it's depends on what you want to be or want to do in future.

BSc in biotechnology is a very good course and

Hello,

Let's throw some lights on the basic differences:

• B.Tech is a 4-year course while B.Sc is a 3-year course.
• In B.Tech Biotechnology you will learn about other branches of engineering as well while for the B.Sc program you will directly learn about your core.
• B.Tech biotechnology deals with a

Hello,

Common Post Graduate Entrance Test (CPGET 2021 is an entrance examination for admission to PG and integrated courses conducted by Osmania University for admission in to Osmania University, Kakatiya University, Telangana University, Mahatma Gandhi University, Palamuru University, Satavahana University and Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University and all its affiliated colleges.

Dear Student,

Indeed, you can do a MSc in biotechnology after a BSc in microbiology.

Qualification models for M.Sc. Biotechnology :-

An applicant should have a four year college education with a base total score of 50% from a perceived college.

Aside from this, competitors should likewise have a 10+2

Hi,

The cut off marks varies highly from one institution to another so it is difficult to provide you with the exact information when you have not mentioned the name of the college.

However, it is better if you score around 85% or above in 12th boards in Science stream

Hello there..

First of all, congratulations!!

You have secured very well in your exams.

To take admission in B.Sc. Biotechnology in PU the eligibility is as follows:

Candidate must have completed their class 12th with 50% marks (PCB) from a recognised board.

So, you can apply for the admission in

Hi Harshitha

Hope you are doing well.

For IIT JAM, the minimum eligibility is that the student should have passed qualifying degree with a minimum aggregate of 55%. For different courses the essential subject at 10+2 level varies.For Msc. Biotechnology the essential subjects at 10+2 level is biology so you