Hello ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , choosing the best college is really a challenging task for every student. But you have to be more disciplined about it. Analyse all the parameters before choosing the college.

Here is the link from where you can see the best BTech biotechnology colleges in India.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-biotechnology-engineering-colleges-in-india

Good luck !

Hey !

To apply for the MSc in Medical Biotechnology at Gujarat Biotechnology University (GBU), follow these steps:

• Check eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in Science or Technology with minimum 55% (General) or 50% (SC/ST).

• Have a valid entrance exam score like GAT-B, IIT JAM, or CUET PG.

• Visit Gujarat Biotechnology University’s official website to apply online.

• Upload required documents: mark sheets, entrance scorecard, category certificate, photo.

• Pay the application fee as mentioned on the website.

• Wait for the merit list based on entrance scores.

• Attend counselling and interview if shortlisted.

• Complete admission by submitting documents and fee payment.

Hope it helps !

Hii,

Select government colleges or universities if you want to study biotechnology at a reduced cost. Among the excellent and reasonably priced ones are:

All India Institute of Medical Sciences, or AIIMS

University of Hyderabad

Delhi University

BHU (Banaras Hindu University)

JNU (Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi)

These universities offer high-quality education at affordable costs. Another option is to look up local state government colleges.

Hello Satvika,

As a PCB student from Telangana who did not complete the Maths Bridge Course prior to commencing a B.Tech in Biotechnology, it is typically possible to take the course in your 1st year of B.Tech. Most engineering colleges offer the Maths Bridge Course, or similar course, during the first year of the program to help students improve and reinforce math fundamentals, especially for students who do not have a strong background in maths.

You can check with your college's academic office or department for the exact dates, etc, but the course will generally be delivered very early in the program so that a student can progress through their B.Tech course work without any issues.

Hello Satvika,

Yes, a Biology, Physics, Chemistry (BPC) student can take a mathematics bridge course after joining a B. Tech Biotechnology program. Many universities and engineering colleges offer bridge courses in mathematics for students without a mathematics background. Bridge courses help to give you the required mathematics foundation needed for biostatistics, bioinformatics and process engineering, which typically form part of biotechnology courses. You should clarify with your college/university about the bridge course.

Hi, Nandhini,

Here are the steps for applying for BSc Biotechnology course at Nizam College:

1. Check Eligibility: You must have completed your 10+2 (Intermediate) with Biology, Chemistry and Physics/Mathematics from a recognized Board.
2. Visit the Official Website: Go to the official NIZAM college (https://www.nizamcollege.ac.in/) and/or the University of Hyderabad (Nizam College is associated with this university), and check for admission notifications.
3. Usually, admissions are done online. Fill the undergraduate admission form carefully by providing your personal and academic details.
4. Upload the scanned copies of your all marksheets, proper photograph, and above all certificates or any requirement if applicable.
5. Pay the application fee according to prescribed fees to online payment portal.
6. Submit the application and wait for the merit list or counseling dates information allotted by the college.
7. Attend Counseling/Admission: If selected, you may need to attend the counseling or admission process as required and complete other necessary formalities.

With a VITEEE rank of 24,690, it is hard to get B.Tech Biotechnology at VIT Vellore because the cutoff is usually below 20,000. But you have a better chance at VIT Bhopal or VIT-AP campuses, where cutoffs are higher. You can also try through management quota, but fees may be more. It’s best to join counseling and apply to all VIT campuses and other colleges to increase your chances.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-cutoff