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Hello sir
I have completed M.Sc in microbiology with 59.2% and B.Sc with 53.6% .can not having 60% mark will i face problem in research after qualifying NET? M.tech biotech or P.hd or anyother thing what is best way for me ?

M.Tech and PhD both courses are very good for career and deals with same subjects but there is only difference in their duration. In M.Tech you'll study the subjects in deep whereas in PhD you'll research and have a lot of practical knowledge. The details about M.Tech, PhD and based on the job opportunities also you can choose your career the details are given below.

M.Tech (Masters of Technology) in biotechnology is an post graduation course of 2 years. The eligibility to get admission in biotechnology is minimum 50% in their graduation from any recognized university.
PhD in biotechnology or Doctor of philosophy in biotechnology is also an post graduation course of 3 years. The eligibility required to get admission is 50% in their graduation from any recognized university.

The job opportunities after M.Tech are:
- Space research organizations
- Teaching
- Pharmaceutical
- Quality testing in laboratories
- Chemical industries
- Automobile industries
- Electronic manufacturing
- Defense services
- Power plants
- Consultant

The job opportunities after PhD are:
- Biotechnology researcher
- Process engineer
- Biotechnology and pharmaceutical research analyst
- Research scientist
- Biotechnology technician
- Quality assurance
- Clinical project manager
- Export and import specialist
- Biotechnology expert
- Marketing manager
- Lead biotechnology consultant