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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