Bioinformatics Scientist
A bioinformatics scientist uses computing and statistics to analyse DNA, RNA and protein data for disease research and drug discovery; most enter through a B.Tech or M.Sc.

4 careers in Biotechnology & Genomics, each with what the job involves, eligibility, courses, entrance exams, top colleges, salary and future scope in India.
Gene editing, molecular biology, bioinformatics, and agricultural biotech.
A bioinformatics scientist uses computing and statistics to analyse DNA, RNA and protein data for disease research and drug discovery; most enter through a B.Tech or M.Sc.
A fermentation technologist controls the microbes that turn raw materials into foods, drinks and proteins, from dairy and beverages to alternative proteins.
A food scientist applies chemistry, microbiology and engineering to develop, test and make foods safe; most enter through a B.Tech or B.Sc in food technology after Class 12.
A genetic counsellor explains inherited conditions, genetic test results and their risks to patients and families, usually after a life-science degree and a Master's in genetics.