According to CII-MCIT
Bio-Informatics HRD in India Report � 2005 �It is estimated
that the demand of Bio-Informaticians will out strip supply
by 1354 in 2010-11, 5108 professionals in 2011-12 & 10,998
in 2012-13, if the Indian Bio-Informatics industries
continues to grow at a CAGR of 42% as predicted by the
experts. Further, it is estimated that nearly 670 teachers
would be required in the formal education sector in
2008-09. Assuming a very realistic target for all
institutes by 2012-13, requirements for faculty would rise
to 2723. The demand for Indian Bio-Informatics
professionals from the rest of the world is expected to rise
from 348 (in 2003-04) to a total of 8169 by 2012-13.�
According to Biospectrum, the Indian Biotech Sector is
growing with a total revenue up by 37.4 % in 2005-06 and it
is estimated that the Indian Biotech Sector will achieve $ 5
billion mark in revenue by 2010 with the growth driven by
Bio-Pharmaceuticals, Bio-Services and
Bioinformatics. Biotech work in India is
leading towards discovery led Drug development becoming a
reality. Therefore, a special stress is required on
creation of quality massive human capital in Biotech Sector
and greater Public Private Partnership support to ensure
India�s entry in the elite Biotech Club.
To meet the
growing demand for trained Bio-informatics professionals in
India, DOEACC Society. has already developed courses
in Bio-informatics DOEACC has developed the complete range
of training programmes in the area of Bioinformatics.
�O�
Level |
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Diploma
in Bioinformatics |
�A�
Level |
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Post
Graduate Diploma in Bioinformatics |
�B�
Level |
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M.Sc.
(Tech) equivalent |
�C�
Level |
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M.Tech
Level |
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