Genetic Engineering is a branch of biotechnology that involves modifying the DNA of organisms to develop new traits or improve existing characteristics. It is widely used in medicine, agriculture, and scientific research.
With advancements in genome editing techniques like CRISPR, Genetic Engineering plays a crucial role in the development of gene therapy, genetically modified crops, and biomedical research.
Students must have completed their 10+2 education with science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) from a recognized board.
Graduates can work in pharmaceuticals, research laboratories, biotechnology firms, and healthcare sectors.