Hello there, Saksham. Before we move to identify the scopes and growth in Biotechnology, MBBS and BAMS, let's have a quick understanding of all these three courses.

Biotechnology: Biotechnology is a three years traditional course which involves the studies of living organisms, medical research study, technological, industrial and environmental studies. All the subject matters deals with different researchs and innovation in biological field.

After pursuing this course, you will have few better opportunities to work as a Researcher in Medical Research Departments/Labs, Agricultural Reseacher, Environmentalist, etc.

BAMS: BAMS is 5 and half year Bachelors course which primarily focuses on research in ayurvedic research and studies. After pursuing this course, you will be able to work as an Ayurvedic Doctor. Either you can join any Medical Institution or also work independently.

MBBS: MBBS is a 4 and half year course after Class 12th excluding the Internship and Training Period. MBBS course is the most preferred course as its more advanced course in the field of medical. This course deals with various research, Human Physiological and Psychological Studies, Surgeries, Medicine Studies and more related topics.

After pursuing this course, you can either get a chance to work at a well reputed Medical Hospital, or can also work independently.

So, besides all the two courses, MBBS has more better scope and career growth. The average income of a well specialised doctor is a minimum for 1,50,000 per month. If we compare the number of doctors to the number of patients in India, then the ratio is 1: 1700 (approximately) where as according to WHO, the ratio must be 1:1000. But, we do lack specialised doctors here in India. As there are few number of doctors, so the demand for a perfect doctor is highly required in India. You may easily earn more if you become a well specialised doctor.

So, now I think your doubts are clear. In case of more enquiry, feel free to mention here. All the best.