Careers360 Quick Guide to Bio-Technology

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To prepare for the AIIMS MSc Biotechnology entrance exam, focus mainly on your BSc subjects such as Botany, Zoology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Chemistry, and Biotechnology. You should study standard reference books like Lehninger for Biochemistry, Kuby for Immunology, and Prescott for Microbiology. You can also download and practice previous AIIMS MSc Biotechnology papers to understand the pattern and difficulty level. Solving sample questions and giving mock tests regularly will help improve your speed and accuracy. A proper study plan, along with revision of important concepts and continuous practice, will increase your chances of scoring well in the exam
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Here are Industrial courses in biotechnology field:

Types of Courses Available:

Degree Programs

• BSc / BTech in Industrial Biotechnology
• MSc / MTech in Industrial Biotechnology
• PhD in Biotechnology

Professional Training & Certification

• Industrial Biotech Training Programs
• Skill Development Workshops
• Online Courses

Key Subjects Covered

• Bioprocess Engineering

• Enzyme Technology

• Genetic Engineering

• Industrial Applications

• Sustainable Technologies

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/industrial-biotechnology-course

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Good Morning, Candidate,

Choudhary Bansi Lal University gives admission based on merit. There is no specific entrance exam. To get admission in the MSC Psychology, students need 40% to 50% marks in their undergraduate studies.  A BSc in biotechnology provides you with a strong foundation.

Apply to the official university website with properly verified documents.

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Good Afternoon, Candidate,

Yes, you can definitely pursue Mtech in biotechnology. MSc in biotechnology provides you basic educational foundation for your Mtech career.

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If you are a PCB student from Uttar Pradesh and want to pursue a BTech in Biotechnology, you should look for colleges that offer this course and accept students from a biology background. Some institutes allow PCB students to take BTech Biotechnology, but eligibility may vary. You can also check the entrance exams required for admission, such as state-level engineering exams or national-level tests, and prepare accordingly. Make sure the college is recognized and has good facilities for biotechnology studies.
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Hi dear candidate,

The entrance exam in DU for BSc Biotechnology is based on CUET, for which you will now have to register for CUET 2026 exam when portal would be open in 2026 with relevant subjects picked up like PCB and one language.

Know more at:

DU B.Sc Eligibility Criteria 2026 - Qualification, Minimum Marks, Age Limit

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Yes, you can pursue an MSc in Forensic Science after completing a BSc in Biotechnology, as many universities accept science graduates for this program. Your BSc in Biotechnology provides a strong foundation for fields like forensic biology and serology, and you can pursue this degree by meeting the specific eligibility criteria of different universities, which typically include a maximum aggregate percentage and sometimes require entrance exams.

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You can pursue an additional B.Sc. in Zoology, Botany, and Chemistry from an open university while pursuing a B.Sc. Biotechnology. To be eligible for TGT Science in KVS, DSSSB, or others, you have to clear the CTET Paper II exam and meet the eligibility requirements. A B.Ed. degree from any NCTE-recognised university is necessary for the qualification for the TGT post.

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No, u are most likely not eligible.

Jadavpur university's MSc biotechnology program almost always requires physics and mathematics/biology at the 10+2 level. Without them, ur application will likely be rejected during the initial screening.

Your next steps will be:

* Check the official JU admission brochure to confirm. Or u can also contact with university staff to get to know better about it.

*Look for other universities that do not have this struct 10+2 requirement.

* consider related MSc programa like microbiology, biochemistry, or genetics, which may have different rules.

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Hello,

Biotechnology still considered as a good scope, especially pharma, research, food tech and healthcare industries. However, growth depends on the skills and higher studies like MTech or MSc. So, it is not a time waste you can learn strong practical knowledge to get better opportunities.

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-biotechnology

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