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• Seoul National University (SNU) – Offers world-class research in biotech and life sciences.

• KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) – Known for innovation and biotech engineering.

• POSTECH (Pohang University of Science and Technology) – Strong in biotech research and global collaborations.

• Yonsei University – Offers advanced programs in biotechnology and biomedical sciences.

• Korea University – Provides cutting-edge biotech education and industry partnerships.

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BSc. Biotechnology is offered widely across India, and admission is usually based on 12th marks (PCB/PCM background). Some private universities conduct entrance exams.

Top Colleges for B.Sc. Biotechnology in India:

1. Delhi University (Daulat Ram College, Acharya Narendra Dev College)

2. Banaras Hindu University (BHU)

3. Christ University, Bangalore

4. Fergusson College, Pune

5. St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai

Thank you!

Hello,

To take admission in B.Sc Biotechnology , you need to follow these steps:

1. Eligibility : You must have passed class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Some colleges also allow Maths. Minimum marks required are usually 50%–60%.

2. Admission process :

   • Many colleges give admission based on class 12 marks (merit-based) .

   • Some universities conduct entrance exams like CUET, KIITEE, AMU, BHU UET, etc.

3. Application : Fill the form of the college or university where you want to apply.

4. Selection : If it is merit-based, they will release a cut-off list. If entrance-based, you must qualify in the test and counselling.

5. Documents : Keep your 12th marksheet, transfer certificate, ID proof, and photos ready.

Hope it helps !

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If you want admission in B.Sc. In biotechnology, you will typically need to have completed your 12th with the Science stream (especially Biology, Chemistry, and Physics). Most colleges admit students based on their 12th marks, while some may require an entrance exam. You can look for government or private colleges offering this course in your city or state, and check their admission criteria and deadlines

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The Karnataka PGCET Biotechnology syllabus for 2026 will likely be similar to previous years. It covers topics like Microbiology, Biochemistry, Genetics, and Biotechnology applications. You can find detailed syllabus info on the official Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) website. It’s a good idea to check there regularly for any updates. Reviewing past papers can also help you prepare better.

With an EAPCET rank of 3266 under EWS, you do stand a fair chance for admission into B.Tech Biotechnology at CBIT, as this branch usually closes at a comparatively higher rank than CSE, IT, or ECE. However, CBIT is one of the top private colleges in Telangana, so cut-offs fluctuate based on demand, and competition within the EWS quota can make it tighter. Your chances look moderately good, but you should also keep backup options in similar tier colleges like Vasavi, VNRVJIET, or Gokaraju.

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The cut-off list for B.Sc Biotechnology at Vikram University is not released separately.

Admission is done through CUET UG score and merit list . If your CUET percentile is around 90 or above , you have good chances.

After CUET results, the university will publish the merit list and start counselling. The counselling process includes registration, choice filling, seat allotment, document verification and fee payment .

Hope it helps !

Hi,

Admission timelines for BSc Biotechnology and Informatics vary from university to university. In most central and state universities, the admission season typically begins in June–July after Class 12 results, and the first few rounds of counselling or merit lists close by August. However, some private universities and autonomous institutions keep their admission windows open until September or even October, especially if seats are still vacant. If you are looking for admission right now, I’d recommend directly checking the official websites or admission portals of universities you are interested in, because some may still have late-entry or spot admission rounds open. Also, if you have CUET scores, some universities might still consider late applicants under special provisions.

Wishing you the best in securing a seat, and thank you for asking this question!

• Andhra University, Visakhapatnam (government) offers a well-regarded B.Tech in Biotechnology via AP EAMCET
• GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam (private) also provides B.Tech Biotechnology through AP EAMCET and its own GAT exam, with moderate fee levels
• Koneru Lakshmaiah University (KLU), Guntur offers the same course via AP EAMCET alongside other exams like JEE Main

Other institutes include Al-Ameer College of Engineering & IT, Visakhapatnam, Godavari Institute of Engineering & Technology (GIET), RVR & JC College of Engineering, and Vignan’s Engineering College, all offering AP EAMCET-based admissions for Biotechnology .

Hello Aspirant,

If you are opting for Biotechnology, each university has its own advantages:

• BMSCE and MSRIT are well established universities with good faculty, decent placement history (certainly very respectable relative to emerging colleges) and alumni network/community. Programme is stable now and processes are well established, however, they would be using old ways of teaching and probably the infrastructure will be old too.
• Chanakya University is new and backed by Biocon and designed under NEP framework (looks good). Syllabus looks strong, especially with practical lab work, exposure to research(PhD), and inter-disciplinary consumption of subject and knowledge. However, students will probably be first year batch so will have to deal with uncertainty due to execution, placements and faculty stability.