Is it better to pursue Biotechnology in Netherlands or in India (cracking JEE and applying to IITs for B.Tech in Biotechnology)?
I feel most colleges in India, other than IITs, do not have the proper facilities and infrastructure for pursuing B.Tech in Biotechnology.
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Asked by Harshitha J
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Studying in the Netherlands:
- High-Quality Education: Dutch universities like Wageningen University and TU Delft are renowned for their research and biotechnology programs. They offer state-of-the-art facilities and are highly ranked globallyernational Exposure*: You'll get exposure to global industry
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