Biochemistry

Hello Subhash
Both are equally good, and it totally depended on your own caliber. M.Sc. Micro biology leads to employ in R&D, Pharma industries, Food and dairy, quality control department. M.Sc. Biotech leads to employ in Agriculture business, Pharma, QA/QC sector, R&D, Clinical Research etc. , in india. M.Sc. Biotech has huge scope than M.Sc. Micro biology. All the best for your future. Thank you.

Hi,
You can but there are very less posts for this field. Eligibility for ISRO Recruitment
Candidates must have qualified B.E/B.Tech or equivalent qualifying degree in first class with an aggregate minimum of 65% marks or CGPA of 6.84 on a scale of 10. ISRO is strict about the CGPA or marks and doesn't consider anything less than the given criteria.

Check out IGNOU. They have a vast number of courses. You might find what you need.

Different courses you can pursue to become a genetic engineer are as follows:
1) Genetics Course
2) Cell and Molecular Biology Course
3) Molecular Genetics Course
4) Advanced Recombinant DNA Course
5) General Biochemistry Course
6) Genetic Engineering Course.

Some Employment area where you work after studying genetics course:
Hospitals.
Military.
DNA Forensics Department.
Universities.
Consultancies.
Pharmaceutical Industry & Suppliers.
Agricultural Firms.
Research Institutes.

Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc in Food Science and nutrition.

Yes, of course you can apply for the course.

Based on your interest, you can eligible to apply for lectures either in Zoology or Chemistry or Biochemistry.