I have clarification on BTech Biotechnology .. Is there scope in india. Proffessor who works in IIT suggested to take ECE or civil since no scope for biotech. So please provide detail what kind of job is possible, which area do we get jobs and do we get salary as like BTech CSC

Ans: Your son’s pursuit of a dual degree in B.Tech. and M.Tech. in biotechnology is a great choice, with a wide range of career opportunities both in India and internationally. Biotechnology is a rapidly growing field that integrates biology with technology to develop products and technologies that improve the quality of life. Here's an overview of the scope of this industry and potential career paths, both in India and abroad, where he can work in the research and development of new drugs and vaccines, conducting clinical trials and research to ensure the safety and efficacy of new drugs, and developing diagnostic tools and techniques for early detection of diseases. He can develop genetically modified crops, biofertilizers, and biopesticides to improve agricultural productivity and work on waste management, pollution control, and developing sustainable technologies. He can conduct research in universities and research institutes and work in organizations like CSIR, ICMR, and DBT. Biotechnology offers a wealth of opportunities across various sectors. The industry is expanding rapidly, and there is a high demand for skilled professionals. Encouraging your son to gain practical experience, develop a strong network, and continuously update his skills will be crucial for his success in this dynamic field. Both in India and internationally, biotechnology professionals are making significant contributions to healthcare, agriculture, and sustainable development. With his dual degree, he will be well-prepared to take advantage of these opportunities.

Ans: A B.Sc. in Biotechnology is a dynamic and rapidly evolving field that holds lots of potential. The UG program merges biology with technology to develop innovations in healthcare, agriculture, and environmental science. With study of molecular biology, genetics, microbiology, and biochemistry, you get skills in laboratory techniques and data analysis. The course emphasizes practical applications, preparing graduates for careers in research, pharmaceuticals, and biotech industries. With advancements in genetic engineering and bioprocessing, biotechnology holds significant potential for addressing global challenges. Go for it.

Ans: Truly speaking no. Unless you become an expert in the field chance of high earning right computer and software professionals are not there. In India in every field there is saturation. So being a B.Tech Biotechnology your income will be restricted. But if you change the line and go for MBA from a reputed Institute then your Biotechnology will be sidelined, but based on the MBA degree you can earn more.

Ans: Yes. But one has to completer PG for brighter career opportunities. Applicable to both B.Tech. and B.Sc. courses.