B.Sc Biotechnology

Undergraduate courses in Biotechnology are taught in top foreign nations such as The US, UK, Australia, Canada and many more. The foreign nations offer world-class infrastructure, research facilities and superior placement options. However, the courses offered are more expensive so the students have to opt for scholarships.The eligibility criteria vary from country to country. But, some of the basic eligibility remains the same:Candidates should complete their 12th or equivalent exam with good marks.The candidates should pass their English proficiency exams such as IELTS, TOEFL, etc.The candidates need to produce a letter of intent in some cases.Candidates need to provide 2 references.Candidates have to pass entrance exams and personal interviews at different colleges whenever required. 

The below mentioned table suggest the most recommended books suitable for BSc Biotechnology course are as follows: Name of the BookAuthorBiotechnologyB. D SinghA Problem ApproachPranav Kumar & Usha MinaGene Cloning and DNA Analysis T. A. BrownPrinciples of Gene Manipulation and Genomics Sandy B. Primrose, Richard M. TwymanLehninger Principles of Biochemistry - Fifth EditionDavid L. NelsonMolecular Biology of the Gene J D WatsonMolecular Cell BiologyHarvey LodishKuby's ImmunologyBarbara A. Osborne and Janis KubyAnalytical BiochemistryHolmeBiochemistryLubert StryerNote: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

Here are different types of BSc Biotechnology courses designed for students with different needs:Full-Time BSc Course: This is a full-fledged on-campus degree course that provides the student with all the required knowledge and skills about a particular stream or subject. Part-Time BSc Course: A part-time degree is the provision of completing the degree course with the flexibility of more time. Most colleges provide part-time BSc degrees along with full-time degrees. Distance BSc Course: BSc Distance Education colleges provide the option of completing this degree along with a job. This is the most flexible form of a degree course.

BSc Biotechnology has lots of prospective career opportunities to offer to students. Some of the benefits of pursuing the graduation in Biotechnology program are as follows:After completion of this course candidates will be equipped with the skills to excel in Bioinformatics and Computer-Assisted Research and Analysis. As this course covers a variety of practices and technical knowledge required in the medical field, it opens up several career prospects for the candidate. Candidates who keep their knowledge updated according to the current trends and data will also have the option to diversify into the field of education. This is quite a popular career for graduates of BSc Biotechnology. Another unique feature of this course is the inclusion of a Management & Entrepreneurship paper in the final semester. This equips graduates with the skills to perform well in positions of management and administration.