After pursuing an MBA in biotechnology, can I go for a Ph.D. in life sciences or Ph.D. in biotechnology, such as Ph.D. in subjects like molecular biology, cell biology, immunology, oncology in the future? Which has better scope: MTech in biotechnology or MBA in biotechnology in the near future? What is the difference between the two?
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Deepali,
See, there is a lot of difference between M.Tech and MBA (Biotechnology). If you want to pursue a PhD, then definitely go for M.Tech. However, if you are aiming for better prospects, then consider pursuing an MBA in Biotechnology as you will attain both a management and biotechnology degree along with knowledge at the same level.
If your goal is to delve into research, then opting for M.Tech would be the better choice.
Thank you.
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4See, there is a lot of difference between M.Tech and MBA (Biotechnology). If you want to pursue a PhD, then definitely go for M.Tech. However, if you are aiming for better prospects, then consider pursuing an MBA in Biotechnology as you will attain both a management and biotechnology degree along with knowledge at the same level.
If your goal is to delve into research, then opting for M.Tech would be the better choice.
Thank you.
From India, Mumbai
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