The only difference that matters is this:

"the B.Tech course is somewhat more practically intensive than the BE course which is more theoretical"

The difference (which is quite minor) between the two degrees can be understood from their names itself, Engineering Vs. Technology.

Engineering is a "science", dealing more with

Chances are little less so to check all your admission possibilities, you can use below Gate college predictor -

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Good Luck!!!

I don't know much about LPU, however Chandigarh University is a good place to study biotechnology. According to the MoE's NIRF Rankings 2022, Chandigarh University is ranked 29th among the Best Universities in India (Ministry of Education). The University Institute of Biotechnology (UIBT) of Chandigarh University is dedicated to advanced

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yeah well definately you can chage the branch during the councelling

all the best

Hello Nilendu,

It depends. If you are going for B.Sc or B.Tech in Bio-technology. If you are opting for B.Sc, then maths isn't required but if you are going for B.Tech, it surely does.

Why? Because..

1) To understand the process of sterilization you need to have basic knowledge of

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Hi Simran, Forms for biotechnology will be available in the month of April. The best colleges are: University of Hyderabad-School of Life Sciences, University of Mumbai-Institute of Chemical Technology,