Project

Amit
Abhishek
Neeraj
Rohit

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 Biotechnology

• Biotechnology is the technology based on biology where

advanced scientific techniques are applied towards domains
such as agriculture, food sciences and medicines & others to
increase both potency and output.

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 Future Prospects
• By 2010 biotech. Industry would be Rs. 20,256 crores in India.

• Biotech. Industry would require 10 lakh qualified

professionals estimated in year 2010.

• Investments in Global Biotech Industry are growing rapidly

with a current rate of 42%.

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 Biotech.

• Biotech. Companies: 325

• Research institutes: 200

• Annual growth: 35-40%

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 SWOT Analysis
• Strength
• Weakness
• Opportunity
• Threat

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 Cont…
• Strength
3. Advanced labs.

5. Guest lectures.

7. Useful interaction during parks visit.

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 Cont…
• Weakness

3. Less time in R&D.

5. Lack of knowledge.

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• Opportunity

3. More demand in future.

5. Emerging technology.

7. Strong interaction with overseas universities and students.

9. Better Industry-Institute interaction

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 Cont…
• Threat

3. Less knowledge about biotechnology.

5. Less reliability on the bases of job.

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 Plan
• Opening a Biotechnology Institute, with research &
development centre.

• Place for the institute: Hyderabad & Bangalore.

• Abroad: Brisbane (Australia).

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• Area :

3. Hyderabad 15 acre @ 18 lakh per acre

5. Bangalore 17 acre @ 14 lakh per acre

7. Brisbane 10 acre for AU$ 750,000

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Estimated Students Intake
Each Year

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Expenditure

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Cont…

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Cont…

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 Sources of Revenue
• Students fee.

• Research & development.

• Management quota.

• Bio technology companies.

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 Teaching
1. B.Sc Biotech
2. B.Tech. Biotech
3. B.Sc microbiology
4. B.Tech. Microbiology
5. M.Sc Microbiology
6. M.Sc Biotech

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 Cont…
1. PhD. Forensic science
2. PhD. Animal tissue culture
3. PhD. Plant tissue culture

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THANK YOU

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