hi,

see the qualifying degree would be mentioned by NITS and students who satisfy the qualifications will only eligible for admission. however if it mentioned by particular institute that m.tech biotechnology eligibility criteria is  b. tech only then you may not eligible to apply for those institute. however many  m.sc passed candidates are eligible to apply for m.tech, so you should participate in ccmt counselling with the gate score you have.  you may have to change the stream if none of the nits offers m.tech in biotechnology to m.sc graduates.

To know about complete list of probable college name, based on your score, category please use Careers360 college predictor tool,

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Hello STudent

You have qualified in GATE after doing Msc life science .Through Centralised counselling process you will be able for take admission inMtech courses. Through CCMT candidate and take admission after doing position in science in Mtech ,ME,March,Mplan etc courses NITs,IITs,IIITs,CFTIs. As you have qualified Gate (XL-Life Sciences) so so you can take admission in NITs.The CCMT the entrance test will be held on 7th june 2021.

Hope this helps.

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• AIIMS Delhi
• Delhi University
• SRM University, Amravati
• Cochin University of Science & Technology, Kochi
• Loyola College, Chennai
• Queen Mary's College, Chennai
• Annamalai University, Chidambaram
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• Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
• Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal
• National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore
• Bangalore University, Bangalore
• Central University of Kerala, Kasargod

Hello,

As per eligibility criteria of CSIR NET, bachelor's degree holders are eligible for fellowship provided they get enrolled in Integrated PhD within two years of passing the exam and scoring a minimum of 55% for UR, in case of reserved categories there is relaxation of 5%, though they won't be eligible for the post of lectureship, to know the complete details regarding this, visit our page at https://competition.careers360.com/articles/csir-ugc-net-eligibility-criteria

Hello,

Here's the list of all the available Courses related to life sciences

1. Advanced Zoology

2. Advanced Plant Biology and Biotechnology

3. Genetics and Genomics

4. Biostatistics

5. Aquaculture and Fisheries

6. Developmental Biology

7. Bioinformatics

8. Industrial Microbiology

9. Biodiversity and Conservation

10. Medical Radiology

11. Dairy Science

12. Forensic science

To be eligible for this course Candidates must have passed Graduation with B.Sc Science (related to any branch of the Life Science such as zoology etc). The Candidates must have passed  Graduation with minimum 50 percent and 45 percent for reserved candidates like SC and ST.

Good Luck.

Hey,

Bachelor in Life Science is a three year course offered by different college in INDIA. It is one if the most renowned course offered to students in the feild if biological Sciences.

Students after pursuing BSC in Life Science can go for master through which they can become research scientists.

You can also give NET JRF  and can apply for assistant professor.

After BSC in Life Science you can sit for government exams like UPSC, banking, SSC, etc.

The field of life science is diverse for students who want to make their career in the field of research .

Hope that helps.

thank you

Dear Aspirant,

yes you can apply for your post graduation course of MSc. in Forestry after the completion of your under graduation course in BSc. Life Sciences. To apply for your Master in the field of Forestry, you are required to have completed your under graduation in the science stream with at least one of the subjects namely Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology or a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture or Forestry.

Hi,

Well it might not be a proper disadvantage but still the fee structure must be a bit expensive there as compared to government colleges and central universities. But apart from that, the opportunities are enormous there. The lab facilities, library facilities and other things are all great and very productive. Also the faculty is really amazing in what they teach.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Dear aspirant,

I would say biotechnology in india has very little scope so considering its opportunities you should go abroad if it is feasible for you as in abroad there are plethora of opportunities available but if you don't want to go abroad you can do your graduation in india in manipal but you have to go abroad for higher studies .