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Muskan Middha
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Some institutes offer this course of MBA in Biotechnology based on CAT MAT etc. Whereas some other institutes offer this course on the score obtained in the separate entrance test. Some of the colleges that offers this course without CAT are University Business school, Chandigarh, Amity University, OPJS University, SIES College of Management Studies and many more.
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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Choosing a career always depends on the students, your passion leads you into the success, but career wise MBA (from top 25 colleges in India) is much better than biotechnology.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
As per the information available on TMV website, The TMV offers MBA in Finance, Marketing and HR specializations. Hence MBA in Biotechnology is not available here. The admission process TMV for MBA is based on Common Entrance Test conducted by Vidyapeeth. The CET structure is given below for an idea.
Entrance test structure and number of questions :
1. English - 30
2. Aptitude - 30
3. Logical Reasoning - 20
4. General Knowledge - 20
Total= 100 Questions
Medium: English and Duration of Entrance test: 90 minutes
Nature of Questions: Objective type Multiple Choice
For more details please visit TMV website http://www.tmv.edu.in/
Entrance test structure and number of questions :
1. English - 30
2. Aptitude - 30
3. Logical Reasoning - 20
4. General Knowledge - 20
Total= 100 Questions
Medium: English and Duration of Entrance test: 90 minutes
Nature of Questions: Objective type Multiple Choice
For more details please visit TMV website http://www.tmv.edu.in/
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Anshika
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Yes why not in fact you should go for a course like MBA it is one of the most sought after courses that people do in today's time. In fact it is one course that has maximum demand in the work industry and now a days almost all the students opt to do an MBA as it gives you an opportunity to get in to administrative jobs directly and even with a good and handsome salary. I am sure that one can definitely do an MBA after doing a graduation in Biotechnology. But remember dear that if you have decided to do an MBA just simply think what specialisation you want to do and why? Many a time we randomly decide on a career because we SEE our frie
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Shikhar Patel
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Eligibility of MBA biotechnology:
A person who is a graduate in the field of medicine or engineering is eligible for this course. Although, a person with some work experience (at least 24 months) with research in this field are always more preferable. Good luck.
A person who is a graduate in the field of medicine or engineering is eligible for this course. Although, a person with some work experience (at least 24 months) with research in this field are always more preferable. Good luck.
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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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It is purely based on your area of interest. If you want to continue and enhance your technical skills and knowledge, then M.Sc. Is a good option. If you are inclined to learn the management, then MBA is best suited for you. MBA in biotechnology fields also have a very bright scope, like in pharmaceutical, agriculture, horticulture and many more.
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Shail Oberoi
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The decision would be based on your interest areas and long term career plans. If you want to pursue a career in academics / technical / research areas then M.Sc. Would be a better option However if you want to move into general management side then MBA would be better.
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