Are you keen on pursuing a career in the vast field of Biotechnology? The kind of opportunities available in Biotechnology and the Life Sciences has increased by leaps and bounds. If you are interested in gene technology, human ecosystems and the study of living organisms, you should opt for a specialized degree in Biotech. Check out these colleges that have some great courses in Biotechnology.
Jadavpur University, Calcutta
Did you know that the Engineering Department of Jadavpur University is one of the most reputed in the country? In fact, the UGC and NAAC have ranked the university very highly in its scale. You can opt for an MSc in Biotechnology at Jadavpur or pursue research courses in funded areas.
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IIT, Delhi
The Department of Biochemical Engineering & Biotechnology at IIT, Delhi is extremely reputed for following an integrated approach towards developing the Biochemical Engineering stream in India. You have options of choosing Biotechnology at the UG level (B.Tech) and at the PG level (M.S). They also offer pre PhD courses.
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MSU, Baroda
To get into a PG program at MSU for Biotechnology, you will have to pass through the All India level common entrance test conducted by JNU, New Delhi. The main areas covered in this degree will be Genetics, Industrial Microbiology, Bioinformatics, Immunology and so on. You can also opt for an MSc in Biotechnology.
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Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology, Trivandrum
If you want to be trained in an environment of cutting edge international standards, you should train at the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology in Trivandrum. They offer an interesting range of courses. From specialized training in DNA Fingerprinting and Barcoding to short term summer training for PG students, RGCB has an interesting mix of courses. RGCB also offers funded post doctoral training in areas such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer and other neurological ailments. If you’re looking for an international research environment, this is the place to be.
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JNU, New Delhi
Did you know that JNU was one of the first 6 universities in India to introduce a Biotech program a PG curriculum? The Special Centre for Biotechnology (CBT) has MSc and Phd programs in Biotechnology. These programs are considered some of the best in India because they are a combination of theory courses and practical training. The interdisciplinary approach of the faculty of this program is noteworthy.
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Biotechnology is definitely the field of the future. With branches like Genetic Engineering, Biomedical Engineering and Plant Engineering being high in demand, this is one avenue of study that will hold a bright future for you.
