Question

Difference between



b.sc biotech and



b.tech biotech

Answer 1

Biotechnology is not about biology , it also encircles chemistry , physics , maths and information technology . Moreover it's an amalgation of technology with above streams through which we exploit microorganisms for the betterment of homo sapiens .

Since B. Tech is a 4 year course which is equivalent to engg. , It provides more hands on experience , with their respective domains and specialisation . Major institutions like IIT's , MIT , SRM , VIT , AMITY , LPU and many more provide b.tech options . This course will provide more practical knowledge through compulsory internship which starts after 4 semester. Apart from pharmaceutical and biotech companies , you can get job in TCS , INFOSYS , IBM , HCL ,HP , ONGC ….

While , B. SC is three year degree , more theoretical less practical knowledge , even a diploma holder will have more practical knowledge than B. SC. pass out . While pass out from NAAC accredited ‘ A ‘ university will have plus point for further studies abroad , as some universities consider NAAC accredited pass outs.

Since India , is considered as one of the third world countries , and still today 90 percent of companies in India are doing job work , that means they are manufacturing some part of product or drug for another company or principle employer , whereas the raw materials are also provided by the principal employer . Even the process of manufacturing is set by principal employer.

So basically , these companies requires technicians or diploma holders level guys in the manufacturing unit and in lab too. Their pay scale starts from 5 k to 11 k not more than that . For and B.tech pass out they will have to compete with them for jobs , thats the harsh reality . But , for B. tech pass out they can get job in the companies above mentioned and can also have campus placements . That is the only added advantage .

I personally believe if you have zeal for biotechnology you should at least have a master degree after your B.s c or B.tech . Coz , biotechnology is a vast field , a single degree doesn't suffice at all.

PS : - I am a Biotechnologist ( B.tech ) , started my career from 5k per month . Very soon I understand that single degree is not enough . I changed my field , and I am in sales in a very different industry . Now , I am having a decent job and every now and then I got a question what are you doing in this industry etc… But that's me .

Whatever you choose to do , do it wisely and stick to it .

Hope I have helped you with the answer . Best of luck.

Answer 2

Answer:

here it is

Explanation:

There are many differences between B. Tech biotechnology and B.Sc Biotechnology. Tech Biotechnology you will learn about other branches of engineering also in your first year whereas in B.Sc biotechnology you will directly learn about your core subjects