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Hello Abhishek,

B.Sc in Biotechnology does not have a very good scope in India, but you can expect some average placement. Coming to top colleges, if you belong to TIER 1 colleges, then yes there will be placements, into several pharmaceutical, medical, based companies. But if you fall short, then

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After class 12th, pursuing Btech In CSE stream is always the best choice. There are many opportunities for a CSE Student to make their Career in IT field. Some of the top Colleges in India for Engineering are:

• IIT karagKhar
• IIT New Delhi
• IIT chennai
• NIT Trichy
• NIT suratkal

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After completing 12th,you can go for engineering,BSc(Bachelor of Science),B.A(Bachelor of Arts)etc.Under these stream lot of courses are available you can go with your interest.If you are interested in pursuing technical then you can go for engineering i.e Btech which is 4 years technical course.And if you want do hons

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Being a science student, there is absolutely no problem if you want to do graduation in Arts with political science as your subject. You will have to apply for BA which stands for Bachelor in Arts. Therefore, you can apply for B.A. in political science and eligibility criteria

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Hi aspirant,

According to the official website of the Mahatma Gandhi mission school of biomedical science, Mumbai, There is no entrance exams required to enter into the M.Sc program in either Clinical embryology or medical biotechnology. Both courses are two year courses. You have to hold a bachelor's degree in

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i am not sure, but since you'll be appearing for examinations that you haven't cleared previously, I think it would be based on the old syllabus because if there are significant changes in the syllabus and you haven't been trained about that, they cant't ask you the questions. However,