Biotechnology

In Kanchipuram, there are several colleges that offer M.Sc. Biotechnology. Some of the well-known colleges where you can pursue this course include:Sri Sankara Arts and Science College:Offers M.Sc. Biotechnology with modern facilities and faculty support.Kanchipuram Government Medical College:Known for various medical and biotechnology programs.Sree Sastha College of Engineering (in the nearby area):Provides postgraduate programs, including biotechnology-related courses.To pursue M.Sc. in Biotechnology, you typically need a B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Biochemistry, or Life Sciences. Admission can be based on entrance exams, merit, or a combination of both, depending on the college.For accurate admission details, you should contact the respective colleges or visit their official websites for the latest updates.

To apply for the Ph.D. in Biotechnology program at Faculty of Allied Sciences, you must fulfill the official requirements for admission, and other standard prerequisites, which are a Master's Degree in a relevant field with not less than 55% marks. There are admission application forms normally filled and submitted online, the candidate then has to take an entrance examination as well as interview . However, some universities will expect candidates to furnish valid scores in certain tests like the CSIR-JRF or NET  The program fee is different but it would costs approximately INR 75000 to INR 1.5 lakhs per annum . It is always important to look at some of the things like Faculty of Allied Sciences due to some differences in time and demands.

Yes, you can seek admission in the second year of a Biotechnology programme at another university, but it will depend on a few factors: 1. University Policies: Different universities have different policies regarding lateral entry or transfer students. Some may allow you to enter the second year based on your completed coursework, while others may not. 2. Credit Transfer: You will need to check if the courses you completed at Manipal University Jaipur are transferable to the new university. This usually involves a review of your syllabus and grades. 3. Entrance Exams: Some universities may require you to take an entrance exam or an interview as part of the admission process, even for lateral entry. 4. Application Process: You will need to apply for admission as a transfer student and provide necessary documents, such as your transcripts and a transfer certificate. It's best to contact the admissions office of the university you are interested in to get detailed information about their specific requirements and procedures for transferring into the second year of the Biotechnology program.