Hello Aspirant

Swami Vivekananda institute of modern science is a decent college for bachelors of science in biotechnology but if we talk about placements, then this college won't offer Excellent placements, few top companies do visit the campus but everyone didn't get placed in these companies.

Faculties are good and

Hi shiv Prakash

Hearty congratulations to you for your results!!

Bsc science has enormous courses.Some of them are.

Bsc Agriculture,Bsc horticulture,Bsc Forestry, Bsc biochemistry , Bsc Biotechnology,Bsc micro biology, Bsc genetic, Bsc health science & nutrition,Bsc Pathology,Bsc botany & many more courses.

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Hello student. CSE and biotechnology are so so different branches. Take the one which you are intrested in. Choose the branch according to your interest.

But when it comes to these two colleges, NIT warangal is the best one.

Infrastructure and college life:

It has a wonderful infrastructure with well

Hello Aspirant,

Well, I'll try to keep things simple.

Biotechnology is a field of engineering which means you need to have the basic engineering study courses completed if you wish to pursue an advanced degree in it (MSc in your case). But criteria and requirements for admission vary from college

Hello dear,

Here there are some colleges you can expect with your TNEA cutoff for bio technology in Btech . As Biotechnology opening marks are 87.75 and closing marks are 195.75 . Your marks are near to closing marks , so you have fair chances of getting admission in colleges

hi,

ICMR has icmr jrf examination for research fellow positions for candidates who have completed msc courses or masters courses on relevant discipline.

fellowships are awarded in following disciplines. no of seat would be present on official notifications.

Field of Biomedical Sciences with emphasis on Life Sciences like microbiology, physiology,molecular

Hello Aspirant,

Well, I'll put it straight and simple.

If your ultimate purpose after B. Sc. is to have a well-paying job, my answer would be a big NO. Biotech still require years to evolve in India.

If your aim is to pursue further studies and continue with a Master's