Biotechnology

Yes, pursuing a Clinical Research course after completing a BSc in Biotechnology can be highly beneficial. Here are several reasons why:Specialized Knowledge: A Clinical Research course provides specialised knowledge and skills specifically tailored for conducting and managing clinical trials. This complements the broader background in biotechnology gained during your BSc.Career Opportunities: Completing a Clinical Research course expands your career options. Industry Demand: The pharmaceutical and healthcare industries have a growing demand for professionals with expertise in clinical research. Hands-on Experience: Many Clinical Research courses incorporate practical, hands-on experience through internships or projects, allowing you to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios. Research Methodology: Clinical Research courses provide training in research methodology, data collection, and analysis. 

Yes, it is possible to apply for B.Sc in Biotechnology if you passed Class 12 five years ago given that you fulfil the requirements of the institutions in which you want to study. Here are some key points to consider:Here are some key points to consider:   1. Eligibility Criteria  Class 12 Requirements: Almost all institutions provide that you should have completed Class 12 with Science stream preferably with Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics.  Time Gap: There are likely to be issues of how long one has to wait between taking Class 12 and applying for the institutions. Some firms may have policies in this matter while others do not or they have certain rules which they have to follow.  2. Admission Process  Application: Go to the institutions providing B.Sc Biotechnology. They are usually available on the organization’s website, and in some cases in admission offices.  Entrance Exams: Depending on the policies of the university or college of your choice, you may be required to take an examination to be admitted to B.Sc Biotechnology. Some institutions may require such exams so make sure yours is among them.  3. Institutions to Consider  Local Colleges/Universities: You may find local colleges and universities providing B.Sc Biotechnology programme and hence you may wish to consult the institutions for their admission details.

Studying BSc in Biotechnology can have an added advantage since it provides a strong core in modern biotechnology techniques, broad employment opportunities that range from pharmaceutical industries, healthcare, agriculture, environment among others and also competitive opportunities to hone problem-solving and innovative skills in order to come up with solutions for human beings’ welfare needs and the society at large. The multi-disciplinary approach nurtured in the course comprising of biological, chemical, physical, and engineers disciplines enhances a more rewarding career in the fast growing field. As the employment opportunities are set to rise by 19% in India by 2025, BSc in Biotechnology makes students eligible for high-paying jobs such as- researcher, scientist, biomedical engineer or you can even start your own business with endless learning and enhancement.

MSc Microbiology and MSc Biotechnology are two popular postgraduate programs in the field of life sciences. While both programs focus on studying microorganisms and their applications, there are key differences between them. Candidates can check the comparison of the two courses in the table below:ParticularsMSc MicrobiologyMSc BiotechnologyCourse LevelPostgraduatePostgraduateCourse Duration2 years2 YearsCourse FeeINR 20,00 to INR 1 lakhUp to INR 2 Lakhs per annumEligibility CriteriaBSc degree in any stream of Science50% in graduation with Biology or Chemistry Entrance ExamsIPU CET, BITSAT, CUET PGCUET PG, BITSAT, NEST, IIT JAM, TISS NETTop CollegesAlagappa University, Aligarh Muslim University, Bharathiar University, Calcutta University, etc.JNU, BHU, Calcutta University, JMI, etc. Job ProfilesMicrobiologist, Clinical Research Associate, Research Analyst, Project Assistant, Nutritionist.Research Biochemist, Research Associate, Professor, Lab Technician.Average Annual Salary INR 4 LPA - INR 5 LPA.Up to INR 9 LPA.Top RecruitersCipla, Ranbaxy, Sun Pharma, Mascot International, Siron Technology, Pvt. Ltd., Lakshmi Life Sciences Ltd, Panacea Biotec Limited, Serum Institute of IndiaBiocon, Cipla, GlaxoSmithKline, Cadila Healthcare, Reliance Life Sciences, etc.Note: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

Rank 491 in M.Sc. Biotechnology can be quite decent, but whether it is "good" or not depends upon for which college you are aiming.As far as the last rank for M.Sc. Biotechnology in CPGET 2024 is concerned, it changes every year because certain criteria come into action such as a number of applicants, seat factor, and category-wise reservations among others. The last rank cutoff may also vary for different colleges affiliated under CPGET.For an accurate trend, it is always better to refer to the official cutoff list published by universities or to the admission office of colleges concerned. They can further provide detailed information with regard to the last rank admitted in the case of M.Sc. Biotechnology through CPGET 2024.