B.Sc Biotechnology

You have to Score more than 80 % in Boards with at least 60 marks in Physics , chemistry and Biology each for Getting B.Sc in Biotechnology course in Dharmashala (Government College).

Well this is quite unsure to state which is the best college, since all the the colleges provide the syllabus and study. Still here's a list stating few colleges which offer the course B.sc Biotechnology
-Adhunik Institute of education and research
- IAMR Group of Institutions (providing B.Sc)
- Vidhyavati Mukund Lal Girls College
- NIMT Institute of Technology and management (offering B.sc biotech)

M.Sc (H) biotechnology would because you would be having specialisation in this subject. You will get to study the subjects related to it for example cell biology, genetics, immunology etc. Also, in biotechnology, you will get to do the research on your topic of interest during the project in the final year which will certainly help you.

Please check out the university guidelines for the same.

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B.Sc (Hons) in Biotechnology opens a wide arena of opportunity in fields of Medicine, Marine, Pharmaceutical, Industry, Agriculture, and Environment. They have scope in areas of Agricultural, Chemical, Energy industries, Food Industries and other such. They can become Sr. Research Associate, Biotechnology Expert, Lab Technician, Business Development Executive and other such.
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BVP CET BBT 2019 entrance exam consist of following subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The level of BVP CET BBT 2019 is of class 11th and class 12th. For details syllabus you can see below link
https://www.shiksha.com/university/bharati-vidyapeeth/amp/bvp-cet-exam-syllabus
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Hello, yes you are eligible for M.Sc in Food and Nutrition.
As you completed your BSc in biotechnology, you may apply.

An engineering degree always has an upper hand. After completion, you will have a broad domain to work. You can go for specialisation M.Tech/ MS/ integrated PhD courses or can even opt for MBA.