Human Resource Development Programmes of Department of Biotechnology Dr' Suman Govil Director Depart

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Human Resource Development Programmes of
Department of BiotechnologyDr. Suman
GovilDirectorDepartment of Biotechnology
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Post graduate teaching in Biotechnology61
Courses (22 started in Tenth Plan)

• 32 M.Sc courses in general biotechnology (9)
• 8 M.Sc courses in agriculture biotechnology
  (3)
• 1 M.Sc course in medical biotechnology
• 1 M.Sc course in environmental
  biotechnology (1)
• 2 M.Sc courses in marine biotechnology (1)
• 1 M.Sc course in industrial biotechnology (1)
• 3 M.Sc (3/2 years) courses in neurosciences
  (2)
• 2 M.V.Sc courses in animal biotechnology (1)
• 6 M.Tech courses in biochemical engineering,
  bio process technology and
• bio-technology (2)
• 1 M.Tech in Pharmaceutical biotechnology (1)
• 2 One year post MD/MS certificate courses in
  medical biotechnology
• 1 One year PG diploma course in molecular and
  biochemical technology
• 1 One year PG diploma course in genetic
  engineering and bioprocess development (1)
• One time support to 16 universities (7 during
  Tenth Plan)

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• DBT SPONSORED
• UNIVERSITIES/INSTITUTIONS OFFERING TEACHING
• COURSES IN BIOTECHNOLOGY IN INDIA
• M.Sc. General Biotechnology (2 year Courses)
• Name of the University/Institution (Year of
  Start) Annual intake
• Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
  (1985-86) 30
• Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai
  (1985-86) 25
• MS University, Baroda (1985-86) 25
• University of Poona, Pune (1985-86) 20
• Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
  (1986-87) 12
• Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai
  (1987-88) 16
• Indian Instt. of Technology, Roorkee
  (1991-92) 24
• Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh (1991-92)
  14
• Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
  (1991-92) 10
• Devi Ahilya Viswavidyalaya, Indore
  (1991-92) 10
• University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad
  (1991-92) 10

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• Name of the University/Institution (Year of
  Start) Annual intake
• Jammu University, Jammu (1999-2000) 10
• Gujarat University, Ahmedabad (1999-2000) 10
• Mysore University, Mysore (1999-2000) 10
• University of Allahabad, Allahabad
  (1999-2000) 12
• Guru Jambheshwar University, Hisar
  (2000-2001) 14
• University of Kashmir, Srinagar
  (2000-2001) 10
• Kumaun University, Nainital (2000-2001) 10
• University of North Bengal, Siliguri
  (2001-2002) 10
• Lucknow University, Lucknow (2002-2003) 10
• Utkal University, Bhubaneswar (2002-2003) 10
• Pondicherry University, Pondicherry
  (2002-2003) 10
• Sri Padmavathi Mahila Visvavidyalaya, Tirupati
  (2003-04) 10
• Nagpur University, Nagpur (2003-04) 10
• Visva-Bharati, Shantiniketan (W.B)(2003-04) 10
  
• T.M. Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur
  (Bihar),2004-05 10
• Burdwan University, Burdwan (W.B.) 2005-06 10
• HNB Garhwal Univ.,Srinagar. (Uttaranchal)
  2005-06 10

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• M.Sc. Agricultural Biotechnology (2 years)
• Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat
  (1988-89) 10
• Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore
  (1988-89) 15
• GB Pant University of Agriculture and
  Technology, 20
• Pantnagar (1988-89)
• Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishvavidhalaya,
  Palampur (H.P.) 05
• (1999-2000)
• Indira Gandhi Agricultural Univ. Raipur
  (2000-2001) 10
• Marathwada Agricultural University, Parbhani
  (2000-2001) 10
• Orissa University of Agriculture Technology,
  Bhubaneswar 10
• (2002-2003)
• University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
  (Karnataka) 10
• (2004-05)
• Kerala Agricultural University, Thrissur
  (2004-05) 10
• M.Sc. Marine Biotechnology (2 years)
• Goa University, Goa (1988-89)
  20

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• Master in Medical Biotechnology (2 years)
• All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New
  Delhi (1986-87) 10
• M.Sc. Neurosciences (2-3 Years)
• Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai
  (2000-2001) 5
• Jiwaji University, Gwalior (2003-2004) 10
• National Brain Research Centre, Gurgaon
  (2003-2004) 10
• M.Tech. Pharmaceutical Biotechnology (2 years)
• National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education
  Research
• Mohali (2003-04) 10
• Post MD/MS Certificate Course in Medical
  Biotechnology (1 year)
• Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Instt. of Medical
  Sciences, Lucknow 5
• (2000-2001)

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• M.Tech
• Biochemical Engineering Biotechnology
• (5 years integrated /4 semesters/2 years course)
• Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
  (1986-87) 20
• Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi
  (1986-87) 10
• Dual degree (5 year integrated as well as 4
  semester courses)
• since 1993-94
• Anna University, Chennai (1991-92) 25
• University Institute of Chemical Technology,
  Mumbai 20 10
• (formerly UDCT, Mumbai) (1993-94) ( Industry
  sponsored)
• West Bengal University of Technology, Kolkata
  (2002-2003) 15
• Indian Instt. of Technology, Kanpur
  (2002-2003) 10

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Total No. of Students 1705
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• Short term training programmes
• Mid career scientists (ongoing)
• 2-4 weeks training for 12-15 participants in
  advanced techniques of biotechnology by leading
  institutes in the country.
• 5 in 2002, 8 in 2003, 11 in 2004 and 15 in 2005
• Biotech industrial training programme
• Training of post graduate students in biotech
  industries for six months

• 46 students completed training, 19 offered
  jobs in 2005-06

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• New Initiatives
• Short term training programmes for college
  teachers involved in undergraduate teaching
• 2-4 weeks training for 12-15 college teachers in
  advanced techniques of biotechnology by leading
  institutes in the country.
• Advertisement seeking proposals inserted
• Proposals received, considered by 3 member
  expert committee
• Proposals recommended for support by DBT.
• Short term training programmes for teachers of PG
  teaching institutes
• 2-4 weeks training for 12-15 faculty members in
  advanced techniques of biotechnology
• Proposals invited from NBRC, TIFR, AIIMS, NII,
  ICGEB, CRI, IIR, CMC, TERI, IARI, GBPUAT, UAS,
  IVRI, IIT, UICT, NCCS, NIO, CCMB, IISC, Bose
  Institute
• Proposals received, considered by 3 member
  expert committee
• Proposals recommended for support by DBT.

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• Fellowships
• (i) DBT-Junior Research Fellowship
• Initiated in 2004
• Provision for 100 JRF per year
• Selection by Biotechnology eligibility test
  conducted by University of
• Poona (Pune)
• Number to be increased to 500 in a phased manner.
  
• Earlier 2 students each for DBT teaching
  programmes and teaching institutes
• From 2006, students given option to select
  institute as in CSIR-UGC NET
• No. of JRFs selected 2004-26, 2005 59,
  2006-100
• From 2007, 100 students given option to select
  institute as in CSIR-UGC NET and 2 students each
  for DBT teaching programmes and teaching
  institutes

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• (ii) DBT- Post Doctoral Fellowship
• Scheme modified in April, 2001
• Provision for 100 PDF per year
• Selection by Indian Institute of Science,
  Bangalore
• Number to be increased to 500 in a phased manner
  and preference to be given to agricultural,
  pharma, medical biotechnology
• Number of PDFs selected
• 2001-02 66, 2002-03 77,
  2003-04 38
• 2004-05 28, 2005-06 68,
  2006-07 88

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• Awards
• (i) Biology scholarships
• 25 scholarships for top students in biology at
  CBSE 102
• Cash prize of Rs. 15,000/-, gold plated medal and
  certificate of merit.
• (ii) National Award for Women Bioscientist
• One senior award (Rs. One lakh, citation and
  gold coated medal)
• Two young awards (Rs. 50,000/- , citation and
  gold coated medal)
• (iii) Biotech product and process development
  and commercialization awards
• Provision for 5-6 awards for scientists from
  public funded institutions and one from private
  institute.
• Cash prize of Rs. One lakh alongwith citation
  and trophy.
• (iv) National bioscientist award for career
  development
• Provision for 10 awards per year
• Cash prize of Rs. One lakh and research grant of
  Rs. 3 lakh per year for 3 years
• (v) Innovative young biotechnologist award
• Cash award of Rs. One lakh and grant in aid of
  Rs. 10 lakhs for 3 years

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• OTHER HRD PROGRAMMES OF DBT
• Overseas Associateship for 3 months to 1 year
  for training in overseas laboratories
• Provision for inviting visiting scientists from
  Abroad.
• Popular lectures by eminent scientists
• Short term training courses for Mid-Career
  Scientists
• Financial Support for organizing
  National/International Seminar/Symposia
• Travel Support for participation in
  International Seminar/Symposia
• National Science Day Celebration by PG teaching
  Institutes.

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