Which course is better among M.Sc applied microbiology from BHU and M.Sc Biotechnology from Allahabad university?

For M.Sc. Biotech, central government is giving fellowship too, with hostel. I want to go in research area but before that, I prefer going for a job ASAP. Please suggest me what course should I pursue.

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Jyoti Goel | Guide-Level 13

6 years ago

I will recommend you to go for microbiology because you can fetch a better scope from the same in India. Though biotechnology is on a boom these days and AMU is quite a renowned university, if you choose this you won't regret it too for sure but a while ago biotechnology was in recession.

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Aparna Liza | Beginner-Level 2

6 years ago

But, this is applied microbiology whivh involves application of microbes. That's more of industrial and is self financed that means government isn't funding it.

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