Hello,

Getting a good placement right after completing a BSc in Biotechnology can be a bit challenging because most companies prefer candidates with higher qualifications (like MSc or PhD ) or some experience.

However, some companies do hire fresh graduates for entry-level roles like lab assistants, quality control analysts, research assistants, or sales in biotech firms .

• If you want to increase your chances of getting a job after BSc, you can:
  Do internships during your studies to gain experience.
  Learn practical skills like lab techniques, data analysis, and bioinformatics.
  Apply for government or private sector jobs in biotech, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare.
  Consider higher studies (MSc or MBA in biotech-related fields) for better job opportunities.

If you want to start earning right after BSc , be ready for entry-level jobs or explore opportunities in related fields like medical coding, content writing in biotech, or sales in pharma companies .

Hope it helps !