BITS Pilani vs VIT

No. Not at all. Biotechnology is an interdisciplinary field, emphasising mainly on key general, introductory Biology courses followed by the necessary courses in applied sciences using Biotechnology. In my opinion, there's nothing to caution yourself whether you are PCB/PCMB/PCM student. My suggestion would be to please give some time learning the definition of the word Biotechnology put into words by various international organisations, the applications of Biotechnology and its scope in India. The general notion is that Biotechnology doesn't have much scope within India and I have seen most of my friends around biotechnology taking up other careers. Its a sad note that a number folks prefer to go abroad for further studies to large extent; howbeit, I feel the if you are smart and determined to face whatever it takes, you can come out with wonders. Now, if you really are passionate about Biotechnology, brace yourself, my friend. Hope that helps. Cheers!

For day students, life at VIT is simply great, but for residents, it is far more enjoyable, and they get to observe nearly every aspect of how VIT operates. You have unrestricted access to campus as a day scholar and can enter and exit at any time. But the following strange rules are in effect at the VIT campuses in Vellore and Chennai, specifically for hostel guests:
1) After 9:00 pm, you are not permitted to wander the campus.
2) Birthdays cannot be celebrated at a hostel. Birthday celebrations outside the hostel but in front of the staff are permitted during a set period of time specified by the hostel administration.
3. You must always carry your ID card with you if you wish to do anything on campus.
4) You must enter the college GATE by 6:00 pm; else, you won't be allowed to enter.
5)To leave the college on the weekend, you must fill out a form. Weekends are off-limits to girls for socialising.
6) You must maintain a minimum attendance rate of 75%.
7) Given that courses begin at 8 in the morning and last until 7:20 in the evening, with a 40-minute break in between, I would assume that this is a school.