Hi,

It all depends on your interest and diligency that makes a subject difficult or easy to understand.

Theoretically speaking, Zoology is a bit easy to understand and relate to as compared to Botany, but practicals tend to be easier for botany.

Difficult and Easy are relative and subjective terms when it comes to studies. What makes a subject tough or easy is your interest / inclination towards that particular subject.

It's depends on you which subject you like most and can understand easily. You can not say which one is easy or not both are the branch of same that is biology.

Regards.

Hi,

Difficult and Easy are relative and subjective terms when it comes to studies. What makes a subject tough or easy is your interest / inclination towards that particular subject.

Zoology deals with studying animal life and botany is all about plant kingdom , what matters here is your interest level or curiousity to learn.

It's depends on you which subject you like most and can understand easily. You can not say which one is easy or not both are the branch of same that is biology.

Msc in any Biology brach involves : theory and practical. While dealing with theory, Zoology is way more easier to understand and reciprocate during exams as compared to Botany. On the other hand, practicals in Botany is easier than Zoology.

In terms of scope and salary both are at the same level , the highest salary in both areas would be around 8-10 LPA.

So choose wisely so that you don't have any regrets.

Regards.

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great !!

There are several jobs that one can get after completing the degree BSc botany, some of the job profiles are:

• Environmental consultant.
• Botanist.
• Greenhouse Manager or nursery manager.
• Geneticist.
• Farming consultant.
• Researcher.
• Plant biochemist.
• Ecologist...

5 Courses After Bsc Botany

• 1) M.Sc. Botany. ...
• 2) M.Sc. Forestry. ...
• 3) M. Sc Horticulture. ...
• 4) MSc Biotechnology. The course focuses on using modern technologies to use living organisms and produce bio-products. ...
• 5) MSc Microbiology. This course involves the study of micro-organisms and their impact on the life of humans.

Hope it helps you

Hi,

There are several options open after bsc botany apart from MBA, like -

• MSC Biotechnology
• MSC + PHD integrated course
• msc in microbiology,
• Msc plant genetics or human genetics
• If you are interested in teaching go for B.Ed. and after that you have to clear CTET
• you can also prepare for NET, JRF

Hope it helps!

Regards.

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for BBA  is passed 10+2 from a recognized board securing 50% aggregate or above depending upon the norm of the college, the admission process may be based on the merit of the qualifying examination or it can be done through entrance tests such as IPUCET , SET, BUMAT, CUET for Christ University , UGAT to name a few, from this year onwards central universities and some of the private universities too are accepting CUCET which is now known as CUET scores,

there are also specialization offered in BBA such as Finance, Banking and Insurance, Information Technology, Travel and Tourism Management, Sports Management, Information Technology,Human Resource, Marketing Management, Communication and Media Management, Foreign Trade, Hospitality and Hotel Management, Hospital and Healthcare Management, Logistics

some of the top colleges offering BBA for candidates belonging to any background at 10+2 level are Symbiosis International Deemed University/Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University/GGSIPU, Delhi/Alliance University/Christ University, Bangalore to name a few.

check out our page at https://dqxeclau.top/courses/bba-bachelor-of-business-administration to know more details regarding this.

Individuals interested in exploring study possibilities also can practice for Doctorate or M.Phil positions below Zoology professors at numerous research universities and educational institutions.

M.Sc Zoology

M.Sc Medical Biotechnology

M.Sc Medical Physiology

M.Sc Biochemistry

M.Sc Bioorganic chemistry

and more!!!

Hope this helps.

Hey there Sheetal,

Entrance exams are required for admission to MSc Botany programmes at the majority of prestigious universities and science colleges. To be eligible to apply for admission, a candidate must have earned at least 50% of the required marks in their bachelor's degree. The following are some of the admission exams you can attempt to be admitted to the M.Sc. in Botany programme:

1. LPUNEST,
2. DUET,
3. BHU-PET,
4. AUCET,
5. CUCET,
6. TUEE

hlwo aspirant

hope you are doing well

You need to have Bachelor's degree in Psychology.. if you want to study Masters in Psychology.

As Bachelor's degree is the primary level in any field which gives you all the basic knowledge regarding the subjects included in it and then at the last you select one subject in which you want to do Masters. .

There are very few government colleges that have the provision of doing MSc in Psychology after BSc in botany but in private universities and colleges you can easily into the MSc Psychology course after graduating in Commerce.

eligibility for msc psychology is The minimum MSc Psychology eligibility is that the candidate must hold a BA or B.Sc Psychology degree from a recognized university with an aggregate of at least 50% marks. Students holding any other degree such as Bachelor of Social Work (BSW), BA Sociology, B.Sc. Home Science, B.A. Philosophy or B.

. hope this is helpful for you

all the very best for your upcoming future

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. To create 128 cells, the cell must divide mitotically 7 times. The formula 2n, where n is the number of divisions per cell, determines how many times a cell must divide mitotically. One cell divides into two during mitosis, and both daughter cells have the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell. 8. The mitosis formula is (2n 2) / 2.

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