Hello Student

Botany honours 1st year for University of Kota, Rajasthan the  following books are very much related to the BSc first year of Botany honours examination : Rastogi  Publication A textbook of Botany, BSc botany honours 1st year textbook of Botany. Which covers the Bsc Botany (Honours) 1,St year syllabus.

Bsc botany 1st year syllabus: Chemistry - 1

Technical writing and Communication Skill

Mycology and Phytopathology

Archegoniata

Hope this will help.

Hello hello,

The chances are very high that you will be able to get admissions on the basis of the marks scored in bachelors degree.

See, as you have mentioned that you have scored 70% marks which means you have qualified the cutoff criteria of mostly colleges. Since the cutoff generally is around 55% so you have passed that.

Apart from this you have not mentioned the  college name in which you want to take admissions for Msc COURSE. So better to mention that college so that I can provide you appropriate answers for the same.

I hope this answer will help you. Thank you and good luck:)

Dear Student ,

The following options are available as well as best  for you as MBA specialization after B.Sc in Botany :

• Hospitality Management,
• Pharmaceutical Management,
• Production Management,
• Healthcare Management,
• Laboratory Management,
• Biotechnology and Oil & Gas Management

MBA Eligibility :

• Should obtain min 50% in Graduation , 60% is required for admission in IIMs.
• Graduation should be from any stream (Preferable : B.Tech , B.com, BBA, B.Sc )
• Should acquire min 60% in 12th exam

Top Entrance exams for MBA:

• CAT
• NMAT
• XAT
• CMAT
• MAT etc.

Well, the following skills are required for MBA :

• Analytical Skills
• Managerial Skills
• Communication Skills
• Decision-making Skills
• Learning Skills

for more details about MBA course , refer this :

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration

Hope this helps !

Hi,

Since  you're a dropper so you need need to think for what reason you have dropped 1 year of what you are preparing or it might be your personal problem. If you're preparing for something or any exam you should go in that field only doesn't matter you have invested 1 year. There should not be any problem for what you wanted to do. and this thing does not matter that you're fresher or dropper the most of the colleges accepts minimum 2 years gap. So it not such a big issue.

So if you want to go further for B.Sc than you should go forward with it and if you have good marks in 12th than it may give you free hand over admission process in many good colleges.

Good Luck.

For the MSc Computer Science or the MCA course the requirement of Mathematics along with Computer Science is required. For MCA the requirement of Computer Science may not be true for all cases, but the requirement of Mathematics is required. So without Mathematics you can't pursue this course.

For more information regarding MCA consider:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/mca-master-of-computer-applications

For more information regarding MSc Computer Science consider the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/msc-in-computer-science

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great....!!

Your advantage in plants might have driven you to pick B.Sc. Natural science after finishing twelfth After the culmination of a four-year college education in Botany, there are plenty of courses you can pick as per your inclinations that came to fruition during degree years. An M.Sc. degree won't just be helpful for you to find a new line of work, yet it additionally expands your insight into the field. It gives you the high ground in the opposition for occupations and meetings. Whenever intrigued, you can take up research nearby, and M.Sc. is the initial move towards this fantasy. Long stretches of difficult work all through schoolyears with the objective of a generously compensated work is nearer assuming you have a post-advanced education in your grasp. The courses that you might seek after are from fluctuated fields, some from the area of science while others might follow different areas of interest like M.B.A.

5 courses after BSc Botany:-

1) MSc Botany

2) MSc Forestry

3) MSc Horticulture

4) MSc Biotechnology

5) MSc Microbiology

Now which course suits you go for that.

I hope this information helps you!

All the best:)

Hello aspirant,

i hope you are doing well.

After Completing Msc Botany and qualifying in GATE Exam, You have many job opportunities and career options in various fields.

After studying M.Sc in Botany in India and abroad, job opportunities are vast and good numbers for the graduates to choose from. Some of the very best M.Sc in Botany salary packages with better jobs are Research Scientist, Teacher, Florists, Botanist, Biologist, Plant Genetics, and Biotechnology .

Further, The average salary for M.Sc Botany students ranges from 6 lakhs to 12 lakhs per annum .

Further, if you wish to know more about the career options and scope about Msc in Botany then you can prefer following the below mentioned link to know more details on this ; https://dqxeclau.top/courses/botany-course

i hope that this will help.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well....!!

An MSc Botany is generally a two-year postgraduate program that aims to delve deeper into the intricate subjects of plant biology. This course covers an extensive range of disciplines about the study of plants, fungi, and algae including growth, structure, properties, and biochemical processes.

MSc Botany: Course Highlights

Course Level Postgraduate

Duration2 years

Eligibility - BSc Botany with minimum 50% marks.

Admission Process: Both Entrance Exams and Merit-Based

Average Course Fee INR 30,000- INR 1 Lakhs per annum

I hope this information helps you!

All the best!

Hi Akanksha!

According to the eligiblity criteria for MSc Reproductive Biology and Clinical Embryology in AIIMS , you are eligible to pursue the same. Candidate must have completed B.Sc. degree of minimum three years duration in any subject (Candidates having the degree other than above are not eligible) with atleast 60% aggregates.

You can check the details here:

https://dqxeclau.top/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-new-delhi/msc-reproductive-biology-and-clinical-embryology-course

So, You can get the admission on the basis of score achieved in the entrance exam conducted by AIIMS.

Thankyou!

Hello Aspirant,

There is no integrated Botany course at this university.

It has integrated B.Sc-B.Ed course in Chemistry subject and Maths subject and an integrated M.Sc I.e., (B.Sc + M.Sc ) course in Life Sciences.

Integrated MSc in Life Science is a 5-year program, which comprises theory and practicals in different domains of biological sciences.

Eligibility norm

60% or more in 12th standard with Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and/or Maths.

These colleges provide B.Sc - M.Sc integrated dual degree -

• Annamalai University.
• AMU - Aligarh Muslim University.
• Central University of Kashmir (CUK)
• NIMS Institute of Medical and Allied Sciences, NIMS University.
• Hansraj College, University of Delhi.
• Hindu College, University of Delhi.
• Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi.

I hope it helps.

Thank you.