I am doing BTech biotech from IMS Engineering College Ghaziabad. What is the scope of my jobs in the future both on and off campus?

Since B.Tech Biotech is the newly evolving sector in India, you need to struggle a little to get placed in decent jobs.

• Most core companies do not hire B.Tech students as they get their work done by BSc.
• Graduates at a very low pay scale, public sectors are good to look for a job.
• If you want to go into the research and development field, then you need to go for JRF interviews, once you get selected you will do various projects under a well-qualified scientist.
• Also, 2 years of JRF and SRF can get you a Ph.D. degree.
• You can join various research centers like ICAR, CSIR, NIO, and many others.
• You can even give GATE, or GRE and do masters first, then apply for a job.
• This will make you more capable and many other options will be open for you after pursuing a master's degree.

Thus concluding we can say that though there are options for you to enter the research and development field, joining research centers, applying for a job, or searching for a job. But pursuing a master's degree would be a much better option as it will provide you ample opportunities to opt for.