GATE 2012 Biotechnology Previous Year Paper

Hello Aspirant,

Based on your CUET score of 240.67/400 in Biology and English, you have a fair chance, but it all depends on the cut off trend, category and number of applicants. Based on previous years, the cut off for general category has generally been around 250-280 marks. So if you fall under OBC/SC/ST you might have higher chances. Please keep in mind to follow the official counselling portal for exact cut offs.

Sure, I can help with that if I know which college you're referring to. Once I have the name, I can check if they offer a 3 year B.Sc. Biotechnology undergraduate course.

Hello aspirant,

Yes, the BNN College does offers BSc in Biotechnology course. It is a three years full time undergraduate program. The seat intake is 35.

For more information click on the link given below,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/bnn-college-bhiwandi/courses/sciences-istpg?sort_by=1&inline_type=stream

Regards

Here are some universities in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, that offer courses for medical students, including BSc in Biotechnology:

Top Universities for Medical Courses

- Shoolini University: Offers BSc and MSc in Biotechnology, BTech in Biotechnology, and MPhil in Biotechnology. The university has a strong focus on research and innovation, with state-of-the-art infrastructure.

- BSc in Biotechnology: 2 L - 3 L

- BTech in Biotechnology: Not specified

- Bahra University: Offers BSc in multiple specializations, including Biotechnology. The university is accredited by NAAC and NIRF.

- BSc: 2 L - 3 L

- Maharaja Agrasen University: Offers BSc in Biotechnology and Biomedical Sciences. The university is accredited by AICTE, COA, PCI, BCI, and UGC.

- BSc: 30 K - 43 K

- Manav Bharti University: Offers BSc in Biomedical Sciences. The university is accredited by AICTE and UGC.

- BSc: 30 K

- IEC University: Offers BSc in multiple specializations. The university is accredited by AICTE, COA, PCI, and UGC.

- BSc: 1 L - 2 L

- MMU Solan (Maharishi Markandeshwar University): Offers BSc in multiple specializations, including Biotechnology. The university is accredited by UGC.

- BSc: 1 L - 2 L

- BSc (Medicine): 73.5 K

- Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry: Offers BSc (Hons) in Biotechnology and MSc in Biotechnology.

- No fee information available

- Bhojia Institute of Life Sciences: Offers BSc (Hons) in Biotechnology and MSc in Biotechnology.

- No fee information available

Additional Options

- Jaypee University of Information Technology: Offers courses in Biotechnology and other sciences.

- No fee information available for Biotechnology courses

Please note that fees may vary depending on the course and university. It's always best to verify the information with the university directly for the most up-to-date details.

The Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) cut-off for B.Tech Biotechnology for the OBC category last year varied based on the specific college and round of admissions. Generally, for colleges affiliated with SPPU, the cut-off for OBC candidates ranged from the 60th to the 80th percentile in the MHT-CET exam. Some colleges might have had cutoffs as low as the 25th percentile in earlier rounds, while others, particularly for popular programs or in later rounds, could have had cutoffs exceeding the 80th percentile.

Dear Candidate ,
No , not every college offering B . Tech in Biotechnology  has its own separate admission process . In Maharashtra , most engineering colleges , including those offering B . Tech in Biotechnology , participate in the centralized counselling process conducted by the State Common Entrance Test cell , through MHT CET CAP .

Hello aspirant,

At the undergraduate level, Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Science provides a three-year B.Sc. (Hons.) in Biotechnology.  The course is available to 80 students at Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Science.

To know the fees structure, you can visit our site through following link:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/yashwantrao-chavan-college-of-science-karad

Thank you

So Jain University is actually pretty decent for B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Biochemistry, and Genetics. The labs are well-equipped, and they do focus on research and internships, which is cool if you're planning to go into postgrad or research later. Faculty is generally supportive, and there’s flexibility in the course structure too.

But, placements for core science fields like biotech can be a bit hit or miss—not bad, just not super strong either. If you're really into lab work and research, it’s a good choice.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, B.Tech Biotechnology students can get opportunities at DRDO, but not typically through direct recruitment for Scientist or Engineer 'B' posts, which are mainly reserved for core branches like Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, and Computer Science. However, Biotechnology graduates can still be part of DRDO through internships, research fellowships, and project-based roles in specific life sciences and biotechnology-focused DRDO labs such as DFRL (Defence Food Research Laboratory), DRDE (Defence Research and Development Establishment), DIPAS (Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Sciences), and INMAS (Institute of Nuclear Medicine & Allied Sciences). These labs often offer Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Research Associate (RA), or apprenticeship positions for biotech students, especially those who qualify GATE or CSIR-NET exams. While full-time Scientist positions may not be open immediately after B.Tech, gaining experience through these fellowships can be a strong pathway into a research career with DRDO.

All the best for your future.

Yes, with a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) background, you can pursue a B.Tech in Biotechnology, especially if you've taken relevant entrance exams like NEST, CUET, or have appeared for NEET. While some B.Tech programs may require Mathematics as a core subject, many universities offer programs that accommodate PCB students, either through specific tracks or by providing bridging courses in Mathematics during the first year.