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

Hi

Actually, DU doesn't offer bsc biotechnology. You can get the complete list of courses offered by DU by going through the link given below :-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-courses

Now, it is very difficult to predict the college you can get as it depends on a number of factors like

* the

Hello,

No, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham does not offer Dual Degree in B.Sc Botany With Bi-Technology in any of its campuses. It offers B.Sc Biotechnology in Under Graduate level and M,Sc Bio-Technology in Post Graduate level in Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus. You can find the list of courses Amrita Vishwa

If youre interested in Research, BSc Biotechnology might be a better options, with enormous research scope and career prospects in domains like Biomedical Technology, Bioinformatics, Biomaterials, Genetics, Drug Design and many other areas.

If youre interested in a Teaching Career maybe with Schools, Coaching Institutions, Edtech Platforms or maybe prepare

Dear leaner,

The microbiology is like a sea ,it has plenty of to learn ,while biotechnology infact depends on microbiology so for consideration microbiology is like a professor and biotechnology is like junior professor.hope you got it .

The average salary for msc microbiology as a freshman is around 3