The BSc (Honours) Biotechnology is a three-year undergraduate honours programme that explores the application of biological systems and organisms to create products and processes that benefit humanity — spanning medicine, agriculture, environmental science and industry.
Apply Now| Courses Offered | Duration | Seats | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| BSc (Honours) Biotechnology | 3 - Year | 30 | A student who has passed with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in respective Science group (PCM / PCB) in +2 examination of a recognised Board. |
Six-semester honours programme.
Specialised, in-depth degree track.
Substantial hands-on training.
Substantial project or dissertation.
The curriculum combines rigorous coursework in molecular biology, biochemistry, microbiology, genetics, genetic engineering, and bioprocess technology with extensive laboratory training. Students learn modern biotechnological techniques — from DNA isolation and PCR to tissue culture and bioinformatics — building a strong foundation for research or industry careers.
Foundations of life at the cellular level.
Microbial structure, function and culture.
Genes, expression, and regulation.
Heredity, recombinant DNA techniques.
The immune system and its applications.
Applications in agriculture and animal sciences.
Bioprocess engineering at scale.
Bio-solutions for environmental challenges.
Computational analysis of biological data.
Industrial and clinical enzyme applications.
End-to-end final-year project work.
Duration: Three years (six semesters).
Seats: 30.
Eligibility: Minimum 50% in PCM / PCB at +2 from a recognised Board.
Graduates pursue MSc or MTech in biotechnology, careers in pharmaceutical and biotech companies, research institutions, clinical research organisations, and allied fields such as food technology, environmental science and agricultural biotechnology.