Hello Aspirant,

Bio-technology is a branch of science and engineering which deals with the use of biological mechanisms in developing and operating the technical product solutions. There are various courses offered for Biotechnology study like B.Sc, B.Tech., Ph.D.,  and so on. If we look the scope of biotechnology in current scenario when pharma sector is on rapid growth, biotechnology is coming out as the effective solution for many problems nowadays and the scope has also widen in last few months. Apart from the current scenario it has great demand in future as well. Now let us discuss about the sectors where you can work after completing your study of  biotechnology :-

** Bio-Industry, Government Hospitals, Research Labs, Schools, Colleges, Laboratories, Clinics, Organizations, Hospitals and Sports.

If we talk about subjects offered in Bio-technology then it various as per the programme like B.Sc/M.Sc. will have some different subjects and B.Tech will have some other subjects. So let us discuss about subjects as well :

@B.Sc./M.Sc.

Macromolecular Structure and Analysis

Cell Structure & Dynamics         Biomathematics

Cell Biology

Principles of Bacteriology and Virology

Exercises in Bioinformatics

Organic Mechanisms in Biology

Principles of Transmission Genetics

Principles of Microbiology

Introduction to C-Programming & Digital Logic

Microbial Genetics

Bioinformatics

Introduction to Data Structure & Computer Organization

Molecular Genetics

Animal Biotechnology

Biodiversity & Taxonomy

Recombinant DNA Technology

Environmental Biotechnology

Model Organisms in Human Genome Project

Medical Biotechnology

For complete details kindly check out the link given below :-

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/biotechnology-course

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!!

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hi,

to tell the truth secure a government job is not easy and it is long way to go. because of some issues in our country like there is uncertainly of exams schedule, mass number of candidates participating, several rounds of selection etc. however never degrade yourself to lower level, try to find job up to your qualifications. If you have completed graduation try to search job which criteria is  graduate degree.

also due to corona pandemic there is less chances of recruitment. I am not saying that there would be no recruitment. but it would delay. so it would be best to search in private sectors as well. also besides work you may apply for government job also.

hope you can understand.

Hello,

You can appear in UPSC exam, and you can try for IPS cadre, SSC also recruits for Assistant Sub Inspector in CISF so you can appear for SSC CPO, both the exams have eligibility criteria of passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized board, but IPS is the best option, there are also state level exams as in state PSCs which you can keep an eye on official website for latest updates.

Hi,

Careers360 provides information regarding courses, colleges, entrance exams, and guidance on how to crack entrance exams, but it does on provide any professional degree courses. For BSc- B.ED integrated course you can refer to different universities and colleges.

I hope this helped you.

Hello,

Depending upon your areas of interest some of the courses which you can explore are graphic designing, web designing, web development, learning programming languages this will also be beneficial if you belong to science stream, and have interest towards computer science, you can explore digital marketing as well this is one of the most trending choice, you'll learn everything from Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing including all the channels such as FB, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest to name a few, Email-Marketing, the entire marketing scope and details pertaining to digital media, there are lot of online platforms such as Google offers course in digitial marketing which is free of cost, and with various platforms such as EdX, Coursera, or even in our India the initiative of Swayam is very beneficial, it offers learning a lot of courses which you can also use academically, so consider checking out at https://swayam.gov.in/explorer

The internships of any recognized company after the completion of the degree or any other occurrence are considered gaps. GAP is a term that refers to students who take a year (or less, rarely more) of their regular studies, usually between high school (upper secondary school) and college (university). It will be counted as work experience and you can add it to your resume, this will definitely give you an edge over other students if you want to get any other degree (masters).

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!