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Answering to your question, Admission to the MSc Biotechnology program is determined by either merit or performance in an entrance examination. To qualify for the MSc Biotechnology program, candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in Science with a specialization in any biological sciences and

If your primary goal is to enter the research field within biotechnology, then choosing a BSc Biotechnology (Hons) is generally considered the better option compared to a regular BSc Biotechnology course as the "Hons" program typically includes a more in-depth research component, providing you with greater exposure to laboratory techniques

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There are a wide variety of career options after pursuing M.Sc in Biotechnology. Such as:

1) Research Scientist

2) Biotechnologist

3) Pharmaceutical Analyst

4) Quality Control Officer

5) Bioprocess Engineer

6) Clinical Research Associate

7) Environmental Consultant

8) Bioinformatics Specialist

9) Regulatory Affairs Officer

10) Medical Writer

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! It varies from location to location and person to person . Listen your mind and then take the decision by yourself only . If you are a graduate of BTech in Biotechnology, you have various fields to explore. Graduates can work

Biotechnology is a rapidly growing industry in India. And it's scope is likely to expand more in the future. This field encompasses various sectors like Healthcare, agriculture, environmental management and industrial processes.

Some factors like medical Biotechnology, agricultural Biotechnology, environmental Biotechnology, industrial Biotechnology, research and development, Biotech start ups contribute