• Provide comprehensive understanding of fundamental and advanced biotechnological concepts.
• Equip students to address both theoretical and practical biotechnological challenges.
• Foster engagement in research endeavors.
• Cultivate innovative thinking and ethical awareness in biotechnology, nurturing graduates for successful careers in the field and related domains.

Students interested in pursuing the M.Sc. in Biotechnology program should have Bachelor degree in Science with biological science and chemistry and a bachelor degree in Biochemistry, Agricultural Science, Biotechnology, Medical Lab, Medicine, Medical Lab Technology, Environmental Science (with Biological science and Chemistry) and Food Technology. Applicants must have to secure minimum of fifty percent marks. Applicants who fulfill these criteria are allowed to sit in the entrance exam.

The Master of Science (MSc) in Biotechnology program offers graduates a versatile skill set that opens doors to diverse and promising career paths. With expertise in areas such as bioinformatics, gene regulation, drug discovery, and biomedical engineering, graduates are well-equipped to pursue roles across research, academia, and industries specializing in biotechnological products. While Nepal's biotechnology sector is currently nascent, it is rapidly expanding, promising ample job opportunities in the near future. As biotechnology continues to grow in importance in everyday life, graduates can anticipate flourishing prospects both domestically and internationally. They can contribute to cutting-edge research in genetic engineering, synthetic biology, and bioinformatics within universities, research institutes, and government agencies. In industry, they may find themselves at the forefront of biopharmaceutical development, agricultural biotech innovations, and environmental biotechnology solutions. The skills acquired during the MSc program not only prepare graduates for local opportunities but also enhance their competitiveness in the global job market, making them valuable assets in advancing biotechnological advancements worldwide.