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

Hello,

The eligibility criteria of MSc Zoology is passed bachelor's degree in lifescience, zoology, medical sciences, allied scienced with 50% aggregate from a recognized university, also they are required to have studied physics, chemistry, and biology as core subjects at 10+2 level,

admission is conducted as per the norms of the concerned university, for some it's based on the merit of the qualifying examination while in case of others entrance exams are conducted for the same.

Some of the top universities to offer MSc Zoology are Delhi University, University of Hyderabad, Jadavpur University, Calcutta  University, Banaras Hindu University, Aligarh Muslim University, Savitribhai Phule Pune University  etc,

You can go through our page at https://dqxeclau.top/courses/msc-zoology to know more details regarding this.

Hi,

M.Sc. Biotechnology is offered in IIT Bombay and IIT Indore.

The candidate has to pass the qualifying degree examination and the Minimum Educational Qualifications (MEQs) have to be fulfilled in order to sit for the IIT-JAM biotechnology exam.

You are eligible to apply to this academic programme which any branch or subject background in your Bachelor's Degree. No essential subjects at high school (10 + 2) level are mentioned either.

You can also keep checking the updates for IIT-JAM through this link:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://university.careers360.com/exams/jam/amp&ved=2ahUKEwi53ZvC56j5AhXBzmEKHSfACzIQFnoECAwQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2Ofn76l-uCepi1PzdY6e22

Hello Ayush

You can go for MSc course i.e in zoology, botany, chemistry. This is the normal route which students opt. Another route is to go with an MBA.

• Take SSC CGL and get a job.
• Do Msc and take NET and get a job.
• Do Msc then Phd and take exam later.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks

Hello Aspirant,

A bachelor's degree is the bare minimum requirement for the majority of IT jobs. Computer science, information technology, information technology management, and computer engineering are all topics of study in this subject. Information technology system analysis is one of the more popular study topics.

However, if you have the required skills for the particular job post and experience on the same, recruiters might consider you for the post. All you need is skills to thrive on the field.
You can also opt for diploma courses in IT technology which will enhance your skills and help you to get a job in the field.
Hope this helps, thank you

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Yes you can do msc in forensic science. Eligibilty criteria is : You need a graduate degree in science with relevant subjects from a recognised board and should have secured a minimum of 55% marks. You have done bsc in chemistry and botany so you are eligible for the course but  require 55% aggregate in graduation.

Hello,

Well, based on what I've seen, the possibilities are few.

• You can pursue a master's degree in microbiology, plant genetics, human genetics, or biotechnology (these are some popular courses). Then you can get ready for NET and JRF.
• You may select MBA. For that, you must pass exams like the CAT (recognised by the best business schools), XAT, SNAP, MAT, CMAT, and NMAT ( accepted by 1 college).
• Go for a be.d. if you wish to work in education, and then you must pass the CTET.
• You also have the option of getting an MBA in pharmaceutical management in addition to the regular MBA.
• You are qualified to sit for many govt employment tests after earning your BSc in Botany.
• Last but not least, if none of the aforementioned topics interest you, enroll in a diploma or certificate programme of your choosing(Computers, food technology, banking, and finance etc)

Thank You

Hello aspirant,

Zoology is one of the main subjects in Biology so you will not have physics and chemistry. Botany is the second subject in Biology but if you choose only Zoology then you will get subjects and topics related to only Zoology.

Zoology has a a total of six semesters in BSc which includes common and mandatory subjects like biochemistry, physiology, Immunology, Cell, and Molecular Biology, Embryology, Biotechnology, Genetics, Evolution, and Ecology.

Thank you

Hello,

See government exams do take considerable amount of time in terms of recruitment process, the exams are conducted in three to four stages, so patience is highly required virtue in this case, also the competition is quite high, you may consider upgrading your skills if you want to work in private sector, and seek job opportunities for the time being in private sector, other than this you may consider pursuing your higher studies for better opportunities such as you can do BEd if you're interested in teaching, else you can also go for MSc in regular or distance mode whatever feels convenient for you, and later on you can appear for UGC NET to pursue PhD or become lecturer, other than this there are also recruitment of assistant professors at state levels which you can also try for, however if you're only interested in government jobs then accordingly you have to prepare as I already mentioned competition is quite high, and sometimes the process becomes very long, so you have to keep your motivation high to sail through the same, and perhaps look for work opportunities in part time mode, for that you can sign up for various job portals.