can i do msc biology after doing bsc Biotechnology?

Yes, you can pursue an MSc in Biology after completing a BSc in Biotechnology. Biotechnology is closely related to biology and life sciences, so many universities consider Biotechnology graduates eligible for MSc programmes in Biology or related fields. The exact eligibility criteria can vary from one university to another, so it’s always better to check the requirements of the college you’re applying to.

You can also look at related master’s programmes such as Biotechnology, Microbiology, Genetics, Bioinformatics, Molecular Biology or other Life Sciences subjects, depending on what interests you most.

For example, Amity University Noida  (https://noida.amity.edu/) offers an MSc in Biotechnology where graduates from Life Sciences backgrounds can apply, subject to the university’s eligibility requirements.

So yes, a BSc in Biotechnology gives you quite a few options for higher studies in biology and allied fields. I’d suggest comparing the syllabus and career opportunities of each MSc specialisation before deciding.

Hello,

Yes you can do msc biology. You meet the basic requirements of Msc biology which is to have any field among botany/ zoology / Biotechnology / Microbiology. You have to score goid marks in order to get top college.

You can give Jam exam in ordee to get too notch college.

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https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc(hons)-in-biology-universities-in-india

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hey,

as per the basic eligibility criteria to get admission in master of science in biology candidate must hold a bachelors degree in any relevant discipline like physics, bio-informatics/biology/chemistry/biotechnology/b.tech informatics/biotechnology/industrial biotechnology and candidate must have secured a minimum aggregate of 55 percent marks at the level of graduation.

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