How to make mosquito killer form natural /herbal ingredients (essential oil,powder,flower ,etc ) and research technology for commercializon
Mosquito killer natural ingredient and organic pesticide formula
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Please help-M.Sc.Biotech-College
My rank in IIT-JAM is 145 in Biotech...will I get any college?
Also my rank in JNU-CEEB was 338 so I got Guru Jambeshwar Unievrsity, Hissar. Is it a good institute?
Also my rank in JNU-CEEB was 338 so I got Guru Jambeshwar Unievrsity, Hissar. Is it a good institute?
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Career
Sir, can I know what are all the competitive exams are there in this year and which is the good one to attend ?
I am now third year in Bsc.BT
I am now third year in Bsc.BT
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Media preparation for Lactic acid bacteria
I am going to pursue a project of extracting Lactic acid from the rice bran.So I need to prepare media for the growth of Lactobacillus sp., Can You suggest me the composition of media to be used?
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Entrance exam for admission for Msc in biotech in government collage
Dear sir/madam
Please suggest me the entrance exam from which I can get admission for Msc biotech i. Government collage
And also suggest me the portion regarding that
Thank you
Please suggest me the entrance exam from which I can get admission for Msc biotech i. Government collage
And also suggest me the portion regarding that
Thank you
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Organizing Institutes for GATE (Year wise list)
List of Organising Institutes for GATE over the years. This is often useful to assess the trend of question setting for the given institute. Hope it helps
2018 : IIT Guwahati
2017 : IIT Roorkee
2016: IISc Bangalore
2015: IIT Kanpur
2014: IIT Kharagpur
2013: IIT Bombay
2012: IIT Delhi
2011: IIT Madras
2010: IIT Guwahati
2009: IIT Roorkee
2008: IISc Bangalore
2007: IIT Kanpur
2006: IIT Kharagpur
2005: IIT Bombay
2004: IIT Delhi
2003: IIT Madras
2002: IISc Banglore
2001: IIT Kanpur
2000: IIT Kharagpur
1999: IIT Bombay
1998: IIT Delhi
1997: IIT Madras
1996: IISc Banglore
1995: IIT Kanpur
#GATE Organisers
#GATE Organizing Institute
#List of GATE organizers
#GATE 2018 Organizer
2018 : IIT Guwahati
2017 : IIT Roorkee
2016: IISc Bangalore
2015: IIT Kanpur
2014: IIT Kharagpur
2013: IIT Bombay
2012: IIT Delhi
2011: IIT Madras
2010: IIT Guwahati
2009: IIT Roorkee
2008: IISc Bangalore
2007: IIT Kanpur
2006: IIT Kharagpur
2005: IIT Bombay
2004: IIT Delhi
2003: IIT Madras
2002: IISc Banglore
2001: IIT Kanpur
2000: IIT Kharagpur
1999: IIT Bombay
1998: IIT Delhi
1997: IIT Madras
1996: IISc Banglore
1995: IIT Kanpur
#GATE Organisers
#GATE Organizing Institute
#List of GATE organizers
#GATE 2018 Organizer
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IIT JAM Biotechnology
I am an engineering student and preparing for IIT JAM Biotechnology 2018. Can anyone suggest me some best books to prepare for IIT JAM Biotechnology Exam 2018.
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M tech biotechnology after bsc
Sir I want ans....I am confused that we can m tech biotechnology after bsc
..its is my que we can do m tech biotechnology after bsc biotechnology
..its is my que we can do m tech biotechnology after bsc biotechnology
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All About BINC Exam: By All India Rank 1
Hello everyone,
This is Arvind J Shankar. I managed to secure an AIR 1 in BINC 2016 and happened to be a colleague of Sunil Nagpal who asked me to write my experience of BINC exam here on BiotechnologyForums. So, here it is, my experience of BINC exam coupled with some tips and suggestions. Hope this ends up being useful to some of you. All the best!
#BINC Exam #BINC Tips #Bioinformatics National Certification #BINC AIR 1
BINC, Bioinformatics National Certification is an exam conducted annually that is open to all graduates or final year students from any field of science and tests for proficiency in the field of bioinformatics. It is aimed at recognizing candidates theoretical and practical ability and fostering interdisciplinary research. Any candidate who qualifies in the BINC exam is entitled to a DBT fellowship for PhD studies anywhere in India and the top ten ranks are given cash awards.That said it is very underutilized in India compared to other postgraduate exams like GATE and CSIR. The number of aspirants taking the exam so far is less than a thousand annually through steadily increasing.
The BINC exam is a very comprehensive one and tests theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of bioinformatics in addition to basic math and science.It is conducted in three phases:
I. Phase 1: Objective Q&A (100 questions ranging with sections for Math, Physics, Chemistry,Biology,Bioinformatics,Computer Science and Statistics):2 hrs
II. Phase 2: Subjective Q&A(20 questions ranging with sections for Math, Physics, Chemistry,Biology,Bioinformatics,Computer Science and Statistics): 3hrs
III. Phase 3: Practical Programming (A programming problem to be solved in 3 hours in any preferred programming language of the candidate)
The exam aims for fostering interdisciplinary research and tests accordingly. It is ideal for final year Biotechnology, Computer Science and essential for Bioinformatics students interested in research or higher studies in India, though open for all final year students in Bachelor degree programs and above (studying in engineering or sciences).
It is my opinion that this exam offers the easiest path to an academic career in Bioinformatics in India, while also helping you benchmark your Bioinformatics skillset. So, if you are looking for making big in Bioinformatics in India, BINC is the exam for you.
The objective part or phase 1 is the most difficult and competitive in my opinion as you have 2 hours for a 100 questions that span all fields of science with computer science and bioinformatics included along with negative marking for wrong answers.
Since each obtaining a minimum of 40% in each phase is necessary for certification, any candidate who fails phase 1 will not attend future phases of the exam.
Phase 2 and Phase 3 of the exam happen immediately after one another and has extensive syllabus as prescribed in http://www.pondiuni.edu.in/exams/binc/eligibility.html. Phase 3 of the exam is a timed programming assignment(3 hours) in an operating system and programming language of the candidate's choice. This requires sufficient programming experience in any scripting language and familiarity of common packages used as no external reference is prohibited, hence debugging any error will also have to be done offline. I would suggest bioinformatics oriented problems or programming courses on coursera with an emphasis on bioinformatics problems in addition to sample papers provided . This assuming of course that you come from a related but non-bioinformatics field as otherwise the entire syllabus of the exam is biased towards bioinformatics graduates.
Phase 2 of the exam is a subjective exam with 20 questions again with extensive syllabus. I would suggest cherry pick Bioinformatics topics that you can easily understand or likely to appear in exams and focus your attention on your field (Again assuming you come from a related but non-bioinformatics field). This exam should be very easy for bioinformatics graduates and and relatively easy for any biotechnology graduates as well. The syllabus for this phase is very vast and hence the suggestion that you concentrate on your strengths, and prepare enough that you score at least 40% in this exam.
I would suggest that you not be demotivated by the vast syllabus of the exam but instead, focus on enough to secure 40% in phase 1 and 2 and practice programming for phase 3.
This exam should be easier for bioinformatics graduates or final years as it will involve mostly what you should have learnt for your degree, so you should focus on basics and revising what you already have learnt at some point of time.
The below link contain official syllabi, guidelines, eligibility, and FAQs.
http://www.pondiuni.edu.in/exams/binc/
Following is my certificate for BINC (just to put things in a real perspective![Wink]( "Wink")
)
All the best!
Feel free to post your queries here.
Cheers,
Arvind
This is Arvind J Shankar. I managed to secure an AIR 1 in BINC 2016 and happened to be a colleague of Sunil Nagpal who asked me to write my experience of BINC exam here on BiotechnologyForums. So, here it is, my experience of BINC exam coupled with some tips and suggestions. Hope this ends up being useful to some of you. All the best!
#BINC Exam #BINC Tips #Bioinformatics National Certification #BINC AIR 1
BINC, Bioinformatics National Certification is an exam conducted annually that is open to all graduates or final year students from any field of science and tests for proficiency in the field of bioinformatics. It is aimed at recognizing candidates theoretical and practical ability and fostering interdisciplinary research. Any candidate who qualifies in the BINC exam is entitled to a DBT fellowship for PhD studies anywhere in India and the top ten ranks are given cash awards.That said it is very underutilized in India compared to other postgraduate exams like GATE and CSIR. The number of aspirants taking the exam so far is less than a thousand annually through steadily increasing.
The BINC exam is a very comprehensive one and tests theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of bioinformatics in addition to basic math and science.It is conducted in three phases:
I. Phase 1: Objective Q&A (100 questions ranging with sections for Math, Physics, Chemistry,Biology,Bioinformatics,Computer Science and Statistics):2 hrs
II. Phase 2: Subjective Q&A(20 questions ranging with sections for Math, Physics, Chemistry,Biology,Bioinformatics,Computer Science and Statistics): 3hrs
III. Phase 3: Practical Programming (A programming problem to be solved in 3 hours in any preferred programming language of the candidate)
The exam aims for fostering interdisciplinary research and tests accordingly. It is ideal for final year Biotechnology, Computer Science and essential for Bioinformatics students interested in research or higher studies in India, though open for all final year students in Bachelor degree programs and above (studying in engineering or sciences).
It is my opinion that this exam offers the easiest path to an academic career in Bioinformatics in India, while also helping you benchmark your Bioinformatics skillset. So, if you are looking for making big in Bioinformatics in India, BINC is the exam for you.
The objective part or phase 1 is the most difficult and competitive in my opinion as you have 2 hours for a 100 questions that span all fields of science with computer science and bioinformatics included along with negative marking for wrong answers.
Since each obtaining a minimum of 40% in each phase is necessary for certification, any candidate who fails phase 1 will not attend future phases of the exam.
Phase 2 and Phase 3 of the exam happen immediately after one another and has extensive syllabus as prescribed in http://www.pondiuni.edu.in/exams/binc/eligibility.html. Phase 3 of the exam is a timed programming assignment(3 hours) in an operating system and programming language of the candidate's choice. This requires sufficient programming experience in any scripting language and familiarity of common packages used as no external reference is prohibited, hence debugging any error will also have to be done offline. I would suggest bioinformatics oriented problems or programming courses on coursera with an emphasis on bioinformatics problems in addition to sample papers provided . This assuming of course that you come from a related but non-bioinformatics field as otherwise the entire syllabus of the exam is biased towards bioinformatics graduates.
Phase 2 of the exam is a subjective exam with 20 questions again with extensive syllabus. I would suggest cherry pick Bioinformatics topics that you can easily understand or likely to appear in exams and focus your attention on your field (Again assuming you come from a related but non-bioinformatics field). This exam should be very easy for bioinformatics graduates and and relatively easy for any biotechnology graduates as well. The syllabus for this phase is very vast and hence the suggestion that you concentrate on your strengths, and prepare enough that you score at least 40% in this exam.
I would suggest that you not be demotivated by the vast syllabus of the exam but instead, focus on enough to secure 40% in phase 1 and 2 and practice programming for phase 3.
This exam should be easier for bioinformatics graduates or final years as it will involve mostly what you should have learnt for your degree, so you should focus on basics and revising what you already have learnt at some point of time.
The below link contain official syllabi, guidelines, eligibility, and FAQs.
http://www.pondiuni.edu.in/exams/binc/
Following is my certificate for BINC (just to put things in a real perspective
)All the best!
Feel free to post your queries here.
Cheers,
Arvind
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MSc in biotechnolgy
Right now i m doing BSc. in Biotechnology 3rd year. Which field of biotechnolgy is best for doing MSc? List of entrance exams i can apply for?
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Jobs opportunity after M.Sc Biotechnology
I have completed my M.Sc in Biotechnology in the year 2016 and willing to do job in any Biotechnology company or biotech laboratory
Is there any vacancies......?
Is there any vacancies......?
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Career guidance
Hello sir i am going through my final year of Bsc. Biotechnology. I am in a dailemma what to opt for my msc either plant biotechnology or genetic engineering? Could you please help me which stream has greater opportunity to settle and get good jobs. Please.Thank you
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My Career in Biotechnology
I have completed my B.Sc in Biotechnology an year back. I would like to know about my various career opportunities and job Oriented courses that I should opt in Chennai.
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Do you need micro organism
Guys if the organisms are readily available what are the organism you preferred to buy (or) what are the organisms that indian market required
Please comment ur ideas or interest hoping for more answers
Please comment ur ideas or interest hoping for more answers
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Career Guidence
I am a student of class XI i fell intrested in this feild. May i know what should I do after 12th grade,i.e. what courses i should opt for etc....
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Biosensor
Pls tell me about biosensors ?
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New
Ths stuff is really worth![]()
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Can you give me list of universities and colleges regarding biotechnology
Hello sir, I am second year student of Bsc biotechnology. And I am from Maharashtra, India. I am interested in doing research mainly so I want to go outside of India. So i want your suggestions over, should I complete masters study in India and then go abroad or should I complete my masters in abroad only and continue there?
So please also suggest good colleges and universities who offers postgraduations in biotechnology.
So please also suggest good colleges and universities who offers postgraduations in biotechnology.
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Regarding Entrance Exams
Currently I am in my 4th year of B.Tech-Biotechnology, I want to know the types of Entrance Exams that I can attempt
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Gate biotechnology
Sir m pursuing bsc in biotechnology n I want to appear in gate exam
Kindly tell me is there any different syllabus for d students those who r giving gate after bsc in biotechnology or it is same as btech biotechnology...m soooo confused plzzz help me..
Kindly tell me is there any different syllabus for d students those who r giving gate after bsc in biotechnology or it is same as btech biotechnology...m soooo confused plzzz help me..
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