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What is biotechnology?

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Who can join B.Sc Biotechnology?

Any student who has 12th pass out student and chemistry,Biology,Physics and Mathematics subjects 

india university who can pass the NEET exam eligible for indian all university 

he following are B.Sc Biotechnology job opportunities:

  • Lab technician
  • Project manager
  • Teacher
  • Microbiologists
  • Epidemiologists
  • Bioproduction Operators
  • Biomanufacturing Specialists

BSc Biotechnology graduates can explore a plethora of job opportunities across the public and private sector. While pursuing courses after BSc Biotechnology, you can choose from a wide range of government jobs and private jobs in Biotechnology, Clinical Research, Bioinformatics, Medical Laboratories, Life Sciences, amongst others.

  • Research Fellow
  • Clinical Research Associate
  • Clinical Research Manager
  • Associate Professor
  • Project Assistant
  • Biostatistician
  • Biomedical Engineer
  • Biochemist
  • Medical Scientist
  • Food Scientist and Technologist
  • Microbiologist
  • Animal Biotechnologist

Here are the top recruiters for Government jobs after BSc Biotechnology:

  • Biotech Consortium India Limited
  • Ministry of Ayush
  • Botany and Zoology Research Institutes
  • Rajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology (RGCB)
  • Public Universities

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Courses after BSc Biotech
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Some of the top courses after BSc Biotechnology are DMLT Course, MBA, MSc courses, short-term courses like Lab Technician, to name a few.

Here is the complete list of the best courses after BSc Biotechnology:

  • MBA in Biotechnology
  • Medical courses after BSc Biotechnology:
    • DMLT Course
    • Lab Technician
    • PG Diploma in Medical Lab Technology
    • PG Diploma in Bioinformatics
    • PG Diploma in Computational Biology
    • PG Diploma in Life Sciences
    • PGDM in Biotechnology                                                                                                                              
  • MSc Courses after BSc Biotechnology
    • MSc in Toxicology
    • MSc Biotechnology
    • MSc Botany
    • MSc Microbiology
    • MSc in Animal biotechnology
    • MSc in Molecular medicines
    • Masters in Public Health
    • MSc Bioinformatics
    • MSc in Applied Biology
    • MSc in Virology
    • MSc Bioinformatics
    • MSc Forensic Science
    • MSc Nanotechnology
    • MSc in Pharmacology
    • MSc in Industrial biotechnology

What is biotechnology?

Biotechnology is technology that utilizes biological systems, living organisms or parts of this to develop or create different products.

The European federation of biotechnology has given a definition of biotech encompassing boath traditional and modern biotechnology

Principle of biotechnology?

1) Genetics engineering Techniques to alter the chemistry of genetic material (DNA,RNA) to introduce these into host organisms and thus change the phenotype of the host organism.

2) Maintenance of sterile microbial contamination free ambience in chemical engineering processes to enable growth of only the desired microbe eukaryotic cell in large quantities for the manufacture of biotechnological products like antibiotics,vaccines,enzymes,ets.

History of Biotechnology.

Biotechnology 5000 BC indus and indo aryan civilizations practiced biotechnology to produce fermented foods and medicines and to keep the environment clean.

4000 BC Egyptians used yeasts to make wine and bread.

1750 BC The sumerians brewed beer.

250 BC The greeks used crop rotation to maximize crop fertility.

1500 AD The Aztecs made cake from spirulina.

1663 Robert hook first described cells.

1675 Microbes were first described by anton van leeuwenhoek.

1859 Darwin published his theory of evolution in The origin of species.

1866 DNA was isolated by friederich miescher.

1910 Genes were discovered to be present in chromosomes.

1917 The term Biotechnology was used to describe fermentation technology .

1928 The first antibiotic,penicillin,was discovered by alexander flemming.

1941 Hereditary material was identified as DNA

Short-term Courses after BSc Biotechnology

These are short-term courses which can be undertaken for topic-based knowledge of Biotechnology or its allied fields. Common examples for these courses after Bsc Biotechnology may include a Graduate Certificate in Biotechnology Management and the entry requirements for the same are highly flexible. Here are the most popular short-term courses after BSc Biotechnology:

  • PG Diploma in Medical Lab Technology
  • PG Diploma in Bioinformatics
  • PG Diploma in Computational Biology
  • PG Diploma in Life Sciences
  • PGDM in Biotechnology
  • Lab Technician Course
  • DMLT Course

Exams after BSc Biotechnology

Students can choose from various exams after BSc Biotechnology for either MSc Biotechnology or for government and bank jobs. Here are the major exams after BSc Biotechnology:

  • CSIR-NET
  • IIT-JAM (Indian Institute of Technology – Joint Admission Test)
  • AIIMS Biotechnology Entrance Exam
  • Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Graduate School Admissions Exam (TIFR)
  • NEST Exam
  • JEST Exam
  • UGC-NET
  • Anna University Biotech Entrance Exam
  • IPU-CET

MBA after BSc Biotechnology

MBA is also a popular course after BSc Biotechnology, as you can pursue an MBA in Biotechnology or MBA Biotechnology Management which is a 2-year degree program and equips BSc graduate with a detailed knowledge of business and management in the arena of Biological Sciences. Here are the best jobs after MBA in Biotech:

  • R&D Executive
  • Market Research Analyst
  • Biotech Researcher
  • Consultant
  • Facility Manager
  • Biochemist
  • Process Development Specialist
  • Quality Assurance Manager



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