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What are the career options for my daughter after 12th with an interest in biology and biotechnology?

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 30, 2024Hindi

Career

Hi , my dauther is in 12 th standard . She is interested in biology and wants go ahead in biotechnology . Can you suggest other than BTech.

Ans: Biomedical Engineering
Genetic Engineering
Agricultural Sciences
Veterinary Sciences
CS with Biological Sciences
CS with Biomedical Engineering

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My daughter studying bsc biotechnology 1st semester please suggest me about her future career

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