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hello sir i am doing m.tech biotechnology & this is my last semester after this i wanted to do job but all biotech & pharma company which offer job they also require experience but i am a fresher so please sir help me out

hio


Job after M.Tech Biotechnology without Experience
u can do join any colg as proffesor and also try to join any company..;

good luck..

HELLO,there is an strict requirement of biotech companies that candidates should have atleast 3yrs work experience within master degree.although he you have not any work experience then join any biotech company for internship i'm sure after internship you will get good job.even after you could not get good job then join MBA(SPECIALIZED) which will groom your master degree & future too.

Dear friend,

You can get jobs in the academic field and as well as in the professional field.

If you wish to do job as a lecturer in some university or institute you can apply for it. Other than this, you can apply for jobs in different Govt or private pharmaceutical companies.

In drug manufacturing companies also there are huge demand for biotechnology professionals.

So go for those. look out for jobs you want.

Good luck!

sir, i am m.tech in bio tech 2010 passed out, unable to find job. i have cleared with high marks but none of pharmaceutical companies nor colleges calls for the interview since i am a fresher. i have applied to almost all sectors like hospitals, chemical factories, fertilizer manufacturing companies.kindly help me out.

Dear,
Hi,
You can get jobs in the academic field and as well as in the professional field.
If you wish to do job as a lecturer in some university or institute you can apply for it. Other than this, you can apply for jobs in different Govt or private pharmaceutical companies.
In drug manufacturing companies also there are huge demand for biotechnology professionals.

Thanks.

sir i will complete my m.tech (Biotechnology) IN 2012 FROM G.B.T.U WILL U PROVIDE ME good jobs in my area.

sir/mam,
i have completed my mtech in biotechnology from amity university,lucknow.kindly suggest me job in my area.

Everyone wants to enter a field which is 'hot'. One such field is biotech. You would have read innumerable articles on the scope of bitechnology. The jobs opening up in the sector. And, of course, the poster pin-up company, Biocon [ Get Quote ].


As a report in The Hindu notes: Career counsellors and those engaged in educational guidance... are flooded with inquiries about biotechnology courses and their scope. Biotechnology today looks like what information technology was in the 1990s.


But are prospects really that bright? Today, an engineer from an average college can easily land an IT job. What about the biotech graduate?


First of all, there is this huge debate over whether biotech should be offered at all the undergrad level. M Radhakrishna Pillai, director of Rajiv Gandhi [ Images ] Centre for Biotechnology, Thiruvananthapuram, told The Hindu: 'Biotechnology cannot exist at the BSc level, where one should learn the basic science. BSc Biotechnology courses have created a confused lot in Kerala [ Images ], defeating the very purpose of the subject.'


The same holds true of other states. A number of colleges and universities, especially the private and deemed variety, are offering 'BSc Biotech'. Students who were trying for a medical course but failed to get through would rather opt for a biotech course than a regular BSc. At least kisi ko kehne mein tho better lagta hai.


For the colleges also, it's a happy thing. Fees for an undergraduate biotech course are far higher than a BSc. One assumes this is because the college will provide better facilities, more qualified teachers, etc. Sadly, this is generally not the case. In most cases, biotech students actually use the same labs as the students doing microbiology/ life science!

Jobs vacancies for B.Tech (Biotechnology) Graduate: Biotechnology is a base of Technology and it is combination of Biology and Technology which gives Bio-Technology.It is not necessary to get part time jobs opportunities while pursuing B.Tech (Biotechnology).

First you have to focus on your degree course then go for Part-time jobs or Full time.I thinks graduation course in Biotechnology is better than other field so,that more jobs vacancies for Biotechnology holders.

You have lots of jobs opportunities in government research Laboratories and starting salary for Graduate holders is 20,500 Rs.

You have several jobs opportunities in many Pharmaceutical company with good salary packages.Some private companies offers part time jobs opportunities for Fresher B.Tech Pursuing candidates.

Biotechnology field candidates can also enter in IT companies and expect more salary package as compare of Initial salary package.

List of jobs areas for that you can apply for jobs are following as :

1) Pharmacy laboraties

2) Research Laboratories

3) Agriculture oriented companies


Read more: http://jobsrecruitments.com/job-vacancies-freshers-b-tech-biotechnology-graduates-there-any-part-time-jobs-available-b-tech-persuing-candidates-12806.html#ixzz1uehZ8c8q

At the post graduate level, the Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi, is the most reputed college and the toughest to get into. The combined entrance exam held by JNU can also get you into 32 other colleges offering biotech at MSc/ MTech level. Benaras Hindu University, Goa University, Anna University (Chennai) and Pune University are some of the next best choices.


Now, this is the case in every profession. Everyone can't get into the best college. However, in biotech, there are certain unique problems.


JNU has a tie-up with DBT (department of biotechnology) which makes it easy for their students to work on live projects during the course of their MSc. Others do not have it so easy. When it comes to industrial training, you may actually have to pay for it.


For example, students of PTU (Punjab [ Images ] Technical University), Indore, who went to IIT Delhi [ Images ] last year for two months training, paid Rs 15,000 (boarding and lodging extra). This money goes towards facilities (eg, kits, labs, equipment, etc) and the students get to work on a live experiment.


There is the option of doing a project with a company also -- some give you a stipend while others don't pay but don't charge you either. However, it is believed that having an IIT Delhi project on your resume will help when you go out for a job, so students don't mind paying. For IIT, this is a way to get some additional funding for projects.


A win-win for both but still, it's a little strange...

there is NO job for M.Tech/B.Tech in biotechnology unless you have any "strong" reference/ "jack" !!
It's true!! trust me!

what is the difference in salary for b.tech and m.tech biotech

M.TEC completed in the year 2011 from Sardar ballabh Bhai Patel Univesity, Modipurm ( Meerut) U.P.Presenly working in the same institue as Proff on contract Bases. Pl. advice for good job. Thanks. Rajee Bansal. Mob. 09811363432.

Comleted M.TEC ( Biotec) in 2011 from SARDAR BALLABH ABHAI PATEL UNIVESITY, MODIPURM ( MEERUT) U.P.
PRESENTLY DOING Teaching work in the same institute on contract bases, Pl. advice for good job.

Rajeev Bansal,
09811363432