How can an Indian BioTech/BioInformatics engineering degree holder get job/internship in some developed country ?

This answer is in Indian context:

Since Indian engineering curriculum is 40 years old, hence

• No Indian engineering college produces any skilled BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineers.
• There are NO BioTechnology/BioInformatics Engineering companies in India.
• BioTechnology/BioInformatics Engineering like research based engineering branches should not be taught in India.
• Since govt does not fund such research hence there is NO demand of such degree holders in the govt sector in India.
• BioTechnology/BioInformatics Engineering like research based engineering programs should not be taught in India. The same can be said about the other research based engineering branches as well like Chemical, Aerospace, Aeronautical etc.
• There is an important image in this post which should be seen by Indian youth: Praveen Kumar Singh's post in Indian engg. industry

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There are BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering companies in all the developed countries of the world. The professors in the BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering department of the engineering colleges in the developed countries are given research targets by these BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering companies. The BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering students of the engineering colleges in the developed countries help their professors in pursuing BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering research, hence also learning BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering themselves.

There is NO demand of more than 100 fresh BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering degree holder in each of the developed countries in the world, each year. And all such positions are filled by the BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering graduates of that developed country. The BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering professors in all such developed countries know the exact demand of the BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering companies because he has been doing the research for such companies. This is called as industry-academia integration.

Hence, even if you pursue any random 6-month BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering course in India, you can never get to learn the demands of the BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering companies in the developed countries.

Indian govt recruits its BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering degree holders for BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering positions on the basis of that 50 years old Indian BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering syllabus. And, there are NO private core BioTechnology/BioInformatics engineering companies in India to get recruited into.