Can I apply for Techno India University BTech course if I studied biology instead of mathematics?

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Techno India University BTech course permits students with a biology background to apply for specific streams like biotechnology and food technology accept candidates from the B-stream of higher secondary education. However, you must still clear your Class 12 exams with the minimum 45% marks.

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