Biotechnology is one of the most important arenas in modern scientific research as the field harnesses cellular and biomolecular methods to develop products and technologies that help improve our lives and the overall health of the planet. Rayat-Bahra University provides a three years undergraduate program in Biotechnology that trains the candidates with skills to alter the DNA of various living organisms with the application of different biological techniques to modify products so that it can be used for human needs. With the growth in Genetic Engineering and the advancement of research in Biotechnology, the possibility of changing DNA to change the characteristics and functions of organisms has increased the chances for the candidates to find newer alternatives. Further, Biotechnology has spread to different disciplines like Biochemistry, Genetics, Molecular Biotechnology, etc where new discoveries are being made through this natural science field. The BSc Biotechnology curriculum of the University is designed to teach students the fundamentals of management and entrepreneurship which is one important feature and unique feature of this course. After completion of the program, the candidates will be equipped with the skills to excel in Bioinformatics and Computer-Assisted Research and Analysis.
ELIGIBILITY
Candidates must pass their 12th (Medical Sciences) 50% marks in aggregate (45% marks in case for SC/ST candidates).
Seats
Duration
Approval
30
3 years (6 Semesters)
UGC & Punjab Govt
Future Prospect of the Program
Graduate in Biotechnology has lots of prospective career opportunities in both the public and private sectors. A few typical benefits of BSc Biotechnology degree are:
If one wishes to pursue studies in the same field of education, he/ she can opt for M.Sc. in Biotechnology.
The course unlocks a wide range of career opportunities in the medical field as it covers a broad range of technical and practical knowledge related to medicines.
Students can go for a longer association with various national and multinational companies because they are equipped with both computer knowledge and the latest technology used in the industry.
Candidates interested in applied genetics can pursue this program as a career option. Candidates enthusiastic about research in animal and plant tissue culture can opt for this course as career as a biotechnologist requires continuous research in these and other associated fields.
Candidates interested to work on food security can choose this program as a biotechnologist works on altering the genetic makeup of plants and animal resources so as to increase the production of food and live stocks resources.
Students passionate to develop drugs and vaccines can pursue this course.
Due to the continuous innovations and novelties required in all industries nowadays, students are assured of longevity in employment due to their knowledge in the field of Computer Science and technology that allows students to adapt their skills and knowledge to any changes in the industry.
The student has cleared all the courses prescribed for the program.
The student has obtained at the end of every semester SGPA of at least 4.5 for Diploma & under graduate courses and SGPA 5.0 for post graduate courses. (For M.Pharm, B.Pharm, D.Pharm, B.Pharm (Practice) Courses, SGPA will be 5.0).
The student has obtained a minimum CGPA of 5.00 for Diploma & under graduate courses and CGPA 5.5 for post graduate courses.
The student has not taken more time than specified for completion of the course.
Student has satisfied all the rules of evaluation.
No case of indiscipline or unfair means is pending against the student.
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