Biotechnology
Hello Sam
Please visit the following link for more details http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/admission-india/ or https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/srm-institute-of-science-and-technology-chennai
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Hi Akash,
A B.Sc Biotechnology is an Undergraduate Bachelors degree. A M.Sc Biotechnology is a Postgraduate Masters degree, taken after a BSc. The main aim of a M.Sc is to improve employment prospects and also prepare you for university research (a doctorate). You can pursue doctorate only after M.Sc.
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You can just consult them about all your queries regarding admission in management quota.
Hi Lareb Khan,
Top most reasons being:
Slow career growth (relative to other engineering branches).
Even now, the environment is not supportive of young engineers. Companies hire PhDs, postgraduate students in the same amount as they would hire an undergraduate. So, one needs to do masters to even get a
Hello!
Both Bsc and Btech in biotechnology are growing fields. You can choose either of them. Bsc is a three year course whereas btech is of four years.
Jamia Millia Islamia result is declared. You can check it with the given below link.
http://jmi.ucanapply.com/gradecard/entrance/?app-id=UElZMDAwMDA0MA==
Good Luck!
hai sreelakshmi, i think it was bit difficult to get seat in siddaganga as it was one of top college in kcet but there may be a greater chance of getting biotechnology and chemical. all the best
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