Hello,

It depends upon your choice whether you want to do Bsc or Btech in biotechnology.

The difference between the both degrees is that Bsc is the theory based curicullum where you will be introduced more towards theory and less towards the practical and technical aspects. Though with the bsc degree you can still do many kinds of jobs.

Btech is the more technical kind of degree where you will be introduced to the practical syllabus. Also it is a 4 year course. Frankly Btech is better than bsc because it gives you wide exposure.

You can work in many fields like Pharmaceutical industries, Lab, chemical companies, researcher, professor or can continue education further.

Here is the link to some colleges for Bsc and Btech

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-biotechnology-universities-in-india

Thanks

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