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Hi Bhanu,
After doing your B.Tech in Biotechnology, you can either choose to do a post graduate degree in the area of Biotechnology, if you are interested in Research. On the other hand you could also look into doing a management degree if you are looking at a Management post in the industry (eg Pharmaceutical Industry).
If you prefer to go down the technical research route, then you first need to get a post graduate degree –an M.Tech degree would be preferable. There are many universities that you could look at. Some of these are Anna University, Chennai; University of Calcutta, Jadavpur University, Calcutta; Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi; Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani, Jawaharlal Nehru Tech University, Hyderabad.
You could also do a degree in another related area such as Genetics, clinical research etc. This would depend upon your specific area of interest. After your PG, you can go in for PhD after which you can go in for Post-doctoral research. Here, we would like to mention that students usually prefer to do PhD and Post-doctoral research from abroad.
Depending on your interest you could opt for a course in SAP for life sciences. Designed to meet the unique challenges of life sciences organizations, SAP for Life Sciences empowers you to leverage future-proof solutions and technology that help you successfully meet the requirements of a highly regulated and monitored industry.
To pursue the right course you need to evaluate this in light of your own future career aspirations. Once you have clarity in terms of the sort of job you would enjoy, you need to analyze for yourself whether you have the qualifications /skills / practical training necessary to be able to get this. If not, then you may want to look at a course that would help you to work towards your objective.
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Wish You Luck!

Hi Roshan,
If you really want to become a hacker, why not pursue Ethical Hacking. Believe me it's the best job in the world. You get paid for using your destructive mind in a rather constructive way.Considering the ever increasing threats to Global Network security and need for better mechanisms of privacy and data safety, you have a very bright future if you think you have it in you to become an Ethical Hacker.
Candidates who are applying for the degree and diploma courses in hacking must be residents of India. They must have cleared their Bachelors degree from any background with a score of 55 percent marks. The applicants must not be less than 21 years of age when they apply for the course.
There are well known institutes in India offering courses in Ethical Hacking. You may refer the link below and further refine the search as per your location preference. Individual institutions hold their own entrance exams in hacking.
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Private companies and government establishments have started involving hackers to secure their database from potential theft and so on the demand for hackers will soar in future. Also I am sending you link that talks more about scope in Ethical Hacking.
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As requested, these are the following courses for Hacking:
-Certified Ethical Hacker
-Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI)
-EC Council Certified Security Specialist (ECSS)
-EC Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA)
The above mentioned courses are provided via online(E-Learning) or Regular/(Class-room training) modes.
Required Eligibility:
-Graduates
-Students who want to make IT Security a career
-People with CCNA / MCSE and those who are working in organization in Networking / Security domain are welcome
The Ankit Fadia Certified Ethical Hacker (AFCEH) course is a world class certification program in Ethical Hacking that aims at training and certifying a whole new generation of ethical hackers in the field of computer security.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!

Hi Sushant,
You can choose to do an MBA in International Business Management or an MBA in Tourism Management. While an MBA in International Business Management would be a safer bet, in case you decide to change your field in future but if you're extremely sure about your interest in Tourism, you can apply for an MBA in Tourism from Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (IITTM), which is an autonomous organization of the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India. In case you decide to do an MBA in International Business Management, you will be easily be able to continue your tourism dream while still keeping other options open for future. You can apply for an MBA in International Business Management from Indian Institute of Learning and Advanced Development (INLEAD), Gurgaon, Lovely Professional University etc.
All the very best for your future.