JAM

Hi Pallavi, Biotechnology has huge. Scope career, even beyond your imagination. You will have lots of opportunities in biotechnology field. As biotech. Is a multidisciplinary and job orientation course. And first of all Biotech is not a subject like zoology, botany are. These are the classical branch of biological Science but In biotechnology you will get lots of golden opportunities to see the Science in completely different views and at a different level of thoughts. So never doubt in it. So there are lots of career opportunities in biotechnology after completing Bechlor degree. I. If you want to job just after B.Sc. You are welcomed. There are lots of private industrial, biotech. Companies who offers jobs just after your graduation. Sometimes companies come to the colleges and hire the students as per their term and conditions. Sometime you may apply directly. And the best thing is that, lots of companies would take responsibilities for completing your higher studies. And all the wages will be paid by your company. But the only thing is that the starting payment will be little bit less as you are going to join as a fresher. As per your working experiences your payment will rise. There are some biotech companies where you may apply. Biocon, IFGL Bioceramics Limited, Orbees medical, Invitrogen, Glaxosmithkline, Reliance life sciences, CTS life sciences, Dr. Reddys labs, Cipla, Jubilant life sciences, Wockhardt, Torrent pharma, Cadila healthcare and Ranbaxy, wipro, Tcs, Vedanta etc. II. If you want to pursue in research field. You may go for integrated M.Sc-PhD. You will get many opportunities to pursue in research field in your desired branch. There are lots of leading colleges, top institutions and universities in India as well as foreign which offer opportunities to pursue in research. And there are many institutions and universities which provides the fellowship for pursuing. Like TIFR pays 16000 /- INR fellowship per month. And it will slightly increase in your every academic year. There will be more broader, better scope and career opportunities in biotech. After completing M.Sc.

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Master in Genetic Engineering: Eligibility: The applicants should have a Bachelor's degree under any registered University in respective subjects like Botany, Genetics, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Genetics, Biotechnology, Life Sciences, Molecular Biology and Biomedical Sciences in Science stream. Admission is Entrance base and on merit as well. Ph.D in Genetics is a 2 to 5 years doctorate level degree course. The minimum eligibility for the post is a Master's degree (Post Graduate qualification) or M.Phil. In Human Genetics or related subject with a minimum of 55% marks at the undergraduate level. Admission Process: Entrance exam based. Different colleges have different set of Exams.

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If you are in B.Sc. 1st year then first you should now that you can appear in IIT JAM during the final year of your graduation or after passing it. So, you have much time to prepare for JAM. First, you should focus on your graduation exam. Yes, it is well in good that you want to prepare IIT JAM Right now. So, below, we have provided some tips for this. You can also check the IIT JAM Preparation tips to become a topper. And trust me you can do because you have almost 2-3 years for appearing the exam. You can check my blog https://triptikhandal123.wixsite.com/exampreparation/post/how-to-become-an-iit-jam-topper and start preparing now. But first, check below tips that will help you more. Check the IIT JAM Syllabus and compare with your B.Sc. Course. Common topics mark in the notebook and focus more on it. You should also make their notes so that you can revise easily. If you have any query regarding the topics then clear your concepts with your teachers. Hope it will help you. Thank You!

Yes, JAM is an entrance exam specifically for M.Sc Courses IIT's. It is mandatory only if you want to pursue an M.Sc at one of the IIT's. Other colleges have their own eligibility criteria. IIT JAM Eligibility Criteria mandates: candidates to hold a Bachelor's Degree. Candidates belonging to General/OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) category must have at least 55% aggregate in Bachelor's. The marks secured include all the subjects studied at the graduation level, without rounding off the marks. IIT JAM is one of the toughest exams conducted in India. So, prepare yourself well for the exam. IIT JAM 2020 Exam will be conducted in the month of February 2020. So, you have enough time left for the preparation. Start your preparation now. This will give you enough time for the revision. Maintain a timetable so that you are able to prepare for the exam in a planned way and give sufficient time to the subjects that need more attention. Refer best books and study materials. Better If you can take up Coaching. Solve previous year question paper and take online mock tests regularly. It is possible that you are very strong in one subject and weak in the other. Do not get discouraged by the same. Try and work hard more on the weaker areas to strengthen them.