Hi

No, there's no requirement of biotechnology /biology  for doing btech biotechnology.

Being a PCM student, you are eligible for btech biotechnology.

Some of the top nits for B tech in biotechnology along with their jee main 2020 cutoff for general category under other state is provided below :-

NIT

Yes, you are eligible for MCA. You may definitely pursue MCA, perhaps from some of the Good NITs or Top Central/Private Universities incase interested in a career in the IT/Software/Services Industry.

For more information about MCA do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mca-master-of-computer-applications/amp

Hello Student

Kerala common entrance test which is Kcet is taken for engineering and Agriculture courses horticulture sericulture fisheries food Science and Technology. The exam is of 180 marks. Those who want to take B tech courses have to appear for the physics chemistry mathematics and biology  which is of

Dear aspirant,

For B.tech you have to give entrance or you will be given admission on the basis of your 12th marks in which maths will be compulsory. In short maths is compulsory for taking admission in btech.

The colleges in tamil nadu which offers biotechnology are:-

1-SASTRA University Thanjavur

Hi Sonu,

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has prescribes the SSC MTS 2021 syllabus and mentioned it in the official notification. It has four sections namely:

• General English
• General Intelligence and Reasoning
• Numerical Aptitude
• General Awareness

By math syllabus, I'm assuming, you want detailed syllabi of Numerical Aptitude Section. It

Hi

I am not sure what your question is. Do you want to know what career options you have with maths?.

Maths as a career choice is great, job opportunities are increasing in maths along with the salary maths related jobs provide great jobs with rewarding salary and job satisfaction.

Dear aspirant,

For admission in any engineering institute in India you must have these basic eligibility criteria,

=> You should have passed the 12th class or qualifying the exam.

=> You should have passed the qualifying exam with Physics, Mathematics, and any one of (Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Technical Vocational Subject).

Hello dear aspirant

Hope you’re doing well

B.A hons economic considers best four percentage including maths i guess, and Considering you are from general category as you have not mentioned otherwise,

92% is pretty less to get you a seat in DU in the first 2-3 cut off lists. Because

Dear Student,

After taking math as your additional subject with PCB (Physics, Chemistry and Biology),  you now have PCMB as your subject combination, so you can go for B.Tech. in any branch you wish to as you fulfill the eligibility criteria required for joining Engineering which are as stated below