M.Sc Biotechnology

Hi,
I agree with Rishi Rash that IISC - Bangalore is on top. I want to share the additional information with you.
For getting admission in IISC, you have to give IIT JAM entrance exam. This exam is conducted every year in February. IIT JAM 2017 exam is going to conduct on 12th February. The online application process is going to start from 5th September.
Don't take this lightly, it is not easy to crack because you are going to take admission in IIT or IISC by clearing this.
You can visit the below mentioned link:
http://eduinfoexam.blogspot.com/2016/05/how-to-prepare-for-iit-jam-2017.html
All the best.

Most of the colleges have eligibility criteria of relevant stream. So, do check eligibility criteria before opting M.Sc Biotech. Mathematics is not a big issue in this.

You should go for M.Sc in microbiology. It will be a better option for you in all prospects.

Dear Thilaga Kumar,
We would like to say that, you can go ahead for M.Sc in biotechnology. Biotechnology has a broad scope.

The following are applications where biotechnological techniques are used extensively:AgricultureAnimal Husbandry Environment ConservationGenetic EngineeringHealth Care Medicine Industrial Research and Development
You can opt these options also:
Microbiologist
Bio medical Engineers
Pharmaceutical & Chemical Industries
Bio-processing Industries
Healthcare Products
Pathology Labs
Average starting salary generally is between 2- 5 Lakh Rupees per year.

Yes, you can pursue M.Sc in Biotech after completing PCM.

Your last profile is biotech. You can pursue higher education like, M.Sc, or MBA through distance.

Hello Rajat,
There are number of jobs after completion of PG. Some are HR Generalist/Payroll, Finance, MIS.
For More to click here:
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