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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Eligibility criteria to pursue BSc Biotechnology -

Candidates must have passed their 12th or equivalent exam
At least 55-60% aggregate marks in Science Stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

CUET Eligibility Criteria 2022
Candidate's age is not a barrier for appearing in CUET for UG programmes . Candidates who have passed the Class 12th/equivalent examination or are appearing in 2022 can appear in CUET. It is, however, necessary for the candidates to satisfy the age requirements (if any) of the individual universities where they wish to apply

Candidates must have passed Class 12th from a recognized school board.
The CUET eligibility criteria may vary for different courses and universities, so the candidates need to visit the official websites of the universities
Candidate who failed in one or two subject of Class 12th will not be considered eligible to apply for CUET 2022.
Even if a candidate passes the entrance test, he or she is not guaranteed admission to the programme unless the candidate fulfills the the eligibility conditions of the university to which they are applying to.

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Hello,

Candidate should be aware of the prerequisites needed in this field of study in order to get admission in this advanced course:

• The entrance exam's minimum necessary percentile should be between 55% and 60%.
• A bachelor's degree in the same discipline, such as marine biology, zoology, botany, biochemistry, microbiology, biotechnology, fisheries, or aquaculture, is required to apply to a master's programme.

So,as per your query, Bsc biology will not eligible. It requires Bsc Botany or Zoology specifically,

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Hello Aspirant,

B.Sc Food Technology and B.Tech Food Technology are the two trending UG courses in India, and the competition for the admission is always high for these courses. However, after the completion of Class 12, there is a lot of confusion among students that whether to choose B.Tech in Food Technology or B.Sc in Food Technology.

B. Tech- B.Tech in Food Technology is a useful course for students who are interested in understanding the practical implementation of food science and technology and subjects associated with the course. The demand for B.Tech in Food Technology candidates in high in food industries Candidates who want to go for a job soon after the completion of bachelors degree can opt B.Tech in food technology. B.Tech in Food Technology is a challenging course. Students who have the passion and ready to accept challenging tasks throughout the course must only join B.Tech in Food Technology.

Some of the job areas where they have a great scope include the following.

Process and product development
Production management
Quality assurance
Food Microbiologist
Food Standards Officer
Food Technologist
Research and development
Technical sales
B. Sc. - B.Sc in Food Technology is a good course for students who are more interested in understanding the theoretical concepts of food science and technology. B.Sc in Food Technology covers detailed principles and concepts related to food technology. Students who have a passion to go for research work in the food industry must opt for B.Sc in food technology. After the competition of the course, they can pursue M.Sc in Food Technology and later on pursuing a PhD. B.Sc in Food Technology is a gateway for students to become scientists, professors and researcher in future.

Some of the job profiles being enjoyed by these graduates include the following.

Bacteriologist
Toxicologists
Home Economists
Research Scientists
Managers and Accountants
Organic Chemists
Biochemists
Analytical Chemists
Laboratory Technician
Food Handler
Food Processing Operator
Food Inspector
Food Science Teacher
If the theory part interests you more then B.Sc in Food Technology is the more appropriate course for you. However, if you were more inclined towards practical ad laboratories then you should opt B. Tech course. The reputation of the job profiles as well as salary packages offered for a B.Tech in Food Technology graduate is comparatively better than B.Sc.

Hope this information helps you. Feel free to ask more questions.

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Hello,

For the IAS exam, you can enroll in any bachelor's course. It would be great if you figured this out and solely pursued your bachelor's in this discipline as you are already clear that you want to choose Botany/Zoology as optional studies. The optional subjects are crucial to the IAS exam. Even if you are uncertain about this, you should choose B.SC (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry). Because you would be able to study both botany and zoology in this, and you could also choose an optional subject at the end.

For more information, check the given link : https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias

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Hello Aspirant

The fact is, everything depends on you. Do keep the following factors in mind when making your choice.

• your passion
• learning capacity
• devoted study time
• easy to understand, in your opinion

I claimed that chemistry is somewhat logical and that botany and zoology take more knowledge, but if you compare the two, I believe zoology is easier because it covers themes like physiology, which we can all connect to.

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Hi,

Yes, you can definitely do a master's degree in zoology from good universities, for that you will have to give entrance exams such as CUET etc.

The eligibility criteria for M.Sc course is -

- Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in zoology from a recognised university or college.

- Candidates who have completed allied medical sciences/biosciences/life sciences may also apply.

- They must have a minimum of 50% at the B.Sc. level.

Various universities and colleges in India offer M.Sc courses. These colleges and universities admit students based on merit as well as an entrance exam administered by the respective colleges or a national-level body.

To check more details about the eligibility criteria or admission procedure, you may check the following link for updates and valuable information -

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/zoology-course

Hope this was of some help!

Dear Student,

Let’s discuss about the Career Possibilities and Employment Prospects-

A candidate with a bachelor's degree in botany can anticipate joining the field by working as a technician, while a candidate with a master's degree can anticipate joining reputable research teams or working with some of the biggest names in the field.

Students can select their areas of specialty in Botany based on their preferences, abilities, and interests because of the field's diversity. Considering the level of diversity this profession offers, there is a sizable opportunity to join it.

Plant explorers, conservationists, ecologists, environment consultants, horticulturists, plant biochemists, nursery managers, geneticists, molecular biologists, taxonomists, plant pathologists, environmental consultants, and farming consultants can all be employed by reputable organisations.

Additionally, the use of plant sciences increases the supply and yield of meals, textiles, pharmaceuticals, construction materials, and other plant-based goods. For the development and administration of forests, parks, wastelands, sea resources, etc., knowledge of plant sciences is crucial.

Few of the industries which one can work with are:

• Chemical Industry
• Food Companies
• Arboretum
• Forest Services
• Biotechnology Firms
• Oil Industry
• Land Management Agencies
• Seed And Nursery Companies
• Plant Health Inspection Services
• National Parks
• Biological Supply Houses
• Plant Resources Laboratory
• Educational Institutions