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The Best New-Age Biotech Jobs after B.Sc. Biotechnology

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The Best New-Age Biotech Jobs after B.Sc. Biotechnology

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  1. The Best New-Age Biotech Jobs after B.Sc. Biotechnology India is one of the world's top 12 most preferred biotech destinations and the third largest in the Asia Pacific. If this inspires you to pursue a B. Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology degree from a reputed college, IMS UCC, has the faculty and facilities to support you. The opportunities following a B.Sc in biotechnology are limitless. The demand for biotechnologists has increased exponentially in the last decade, with the healthcare sector and genetic engineering looking for them for different job roles. Eligibility criteria of B. Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology in IMS UCC IMS UCC is one of the top B. SC. in Biotechnology colleges in Delhi NCR. We, as an institute, strive to provide excellent education and research skills to prepare students for industry requirements and higher education. So the following are the entrance requirements for B. Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology: 1.The candidate must have completed 10+2 or equivalent in Biology or Math, with at least 45% for General and OBC students and 40% for SC and ST candidates. 2.Candidates taking or taking their 10+2 exams are also eligible to apply. Their candidacy, however, will be considered contingent on passing the qualifying examination. 3.As one of the best B. Sc. Biotechnology private colleges in Delhi and the National Capital Region, merit determines admission. The minimum grades required for a General/OBC student are 45% and 40% for an SC/ST student, with Biology or Math as a compulsion. The B.Sc. (Biotechnology) program lasts three years, each containing a broader curriculum for students.

  2. Jobs after a B.Sc. in Biotechnology Candidates with a B. Sc. in biotechnology can apply for various positions. Students might choose to work in a certain capacity based on their interests, abilities, and aptitude for the role. Following a B. Sc. in biotechnology, you could work in the following fields: ●Lab Technician A lab technician usually works full-time in a laboratory and does tests for various healthcare facilities. A lab technician's duties may involve collecting, preparing, and analysing bodily samples such as blood and tissues and maintaining laboratory equipment. Other responsibilities may include standard laboratory tests and the acquisition of laboratory supplies. A lab technician's annual salary is Rs. 2,000,000. ●Epidemiologist Epidemiologists investigate and assess the causes of disease and the repercussions of disease on populations. They are excellent at tracking diseases back to their origins and working tirelessly to prevent them from becoming pandemics. Epidemiologists earn an average of Rs.6,44,000 per year. ●Biostatisticians Biostatisticians create, research, evaluate, and use statistical data for research projects. These specialists also verify the accuracy of clinical trial outcomes by systematic investigation, analysis, and monitoring. A biostatistician's annual compensation is around Rs.5,50,000. ●Food Safety Officer These officers play a key role in ensuring that food products are safe for customers. Their principal responsibilities could include monitoring food processing facilities and procedures to assure regulatory compliance. They may also perform food product testing and conduct complaints investigations. A food safety officer's annual compensation is around Rs.4,20,000. ●Microbiologists Microbiologists study tiny organisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi, using basic biochemistry, physiology, cell biology, and ecology. Microbiologists conduct research, document and publish their findings, and oversee laboratory operations.

  3. They also conduct laboratory analyses, tests on samples, and research on diverse microbe cultures and their interactions with the environment. The average annual wage is Rs.3,35,500. Summing Up! The above positions are the most common career options for a B. Sc. in Biotechnology graduate. Medical Writing Executives, Product Managers, Clinical Research Coordinators, and other positions are available. IMS UCC provides a platform for obtaining the necessary skills for working in biotechnology. So, if you love science and mathematics, a future in biotechnology may allow you to contribute to cutting- edge goods and innovative technologies that enrich people's quality of life.

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