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Hi Yashvi,
In order to pursue Mass communication, you can take up the courses like:
BJMC (Bachelors in Journalism and Mass Communication)
B.Sc. MCAJ (Bachelors of Science in Mass communication and Journalism)
You can take up the following courses from the government and private institutes. The eligibility Criteria for Bachelor in Mass Communication is:
Age: At the time of admission a student should be 17 years of age or should complete 17 years before 1st October of the year in which admission is sought.
Education Qualification: A student must have successfully completed his/her 10+2 from Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or any other examination recognized as equivalent to it. The minimum marks for gaining admission are 45 50 percent. However, most of the universities/institutes insist on 1st division in aggregate of 3 main subjects and 1 elective subject in XIIth standard. Some colleges also want their student to be fluent in English language and expect at least 75 marks in the subject.But selection of students is not done based solely on marks scored in 10+2. In order to gain admission in his/her desired university/institute every student as to appear for an entrance test. The entrance test is generally divided into three parts - written test, group discussion (G.D.) and personal interview (P.I.). And based on performance in all the three parts a student will be finally selected.This is just a general view of the eligibility criteria across various institutes / universities. However every institute and university has its own eligibility criteria. Students are advised to check out with each college separately.
Here is the link to Bachelor degree in mass communication institutes in India:
https://media.shiksha.com/bsc-mass-communication-courses-in-india-categorypage-7-18-421-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0#page-top
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All the best.

Hi,
Biotechnology is a branch where technology is combined with Biology for Research & Development. Biotechnology involves wide range of subjects such as Engineering, Genetics, Biochemistry, Microbiology and Chemistry. There are various applications of Biotechnology in fields such as animal husbandry, growth of vaccines and medicines, agriculture, pollution control, energy production and conservation, healing of prolonged disease and ecological conservation. It also helps in development of insecticides, fertilizers and quality of seeds.
Scope of biotechnology is rising in certain fields which includes:
-Gene therapy
-Tissue culture
-Genetic Engineering
-Stem cell techniques
-New DNA technologies
-Immunotechnologies
-Photosynthetic efficiency
-Enzyme engineering and technology
-Plant-based drugs
-Rational drug design
Career Prospects after B.Tech in Biotechnology:
Biotechnology is ranked second as a growth sector after multimedia industry with a tremendous employment potential. Major contributions in areas such as environment, health, agriculture and pharmaceuticals is envisaged. This field requires intense hard work, preservance and challenge for achieving results. A very bright academic profile with scientific bent of mind is required. Interest in achieving satisfaction through intense academic research rather than material gains is at the core of genuine scientific temper.
- After completing the course, graduates can seek employment in chemical industries, agricultural sectors, pharmaceutical and manufacturing industries.
- Professionals in this career can also opt for teaching jobs in universities and colleges.
- Bio-technologists can seek employment in research laboratories, which are run by government or private sector.
- Professionals can seek job opportunities in private sectors such as food processing and agro-based industries, pharmaceutical farms and aquaculture.
- Environmental experts are also employed in different government agencies and private institutions.
- Bio-technologists can also opt for science writer in media houses.