Which stream should I choose in M.Sc- nanotechnology, genetic engineering, forensics, molecular biology and human genetics?
I am a B.Sc biotech student.
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Based on my friends review who did B.Sc. Forensic sciencefrom LPU, I can share his review, that might help you in understanding. Being ranked among the Top 30 Pharmacy colleges in India by NIRF 2018, the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences in LPU is among the best colleges in Punjab and India that provides its students with practice-based teaching in advanced medicine labs making them readily employable pharmacists. Wide participation in global research and conferences rewards our students with international exposure in the fields of Medicine, Drugs, and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Placements : Placements are very satisfying. Reputed compan...more
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It is better to opt for forensic and molecular biology.
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Biotech is good branch in engineering. Nanotechnology is basically an electronics branch so there is less possibility that you can enhance your knowledge in this field but other than this, genetic, forensics, molecular biology and human genetics are good.
Nowadays, genetic engineering is most favorable subject, so there is a good scope but every subject has its strength.
Do your best and good luck.
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