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Animal Kingdom (Zoology) - Important Topics

1. Classification of Animals
2. Key Phyla and Features
3. Vertebrates
4. Animal Physiology
5. Economic Importance
6. Metamorphosis
7. Embryology
8. Evolutionary Trends

Botany - Important Topics

1. Plant Classification
2. Plant Morphology
3. Plant Anatomy
4. Plant Physiology
5. Reproduction in Plants
6. Genetics and Biotechnology
7. Ecology
8. Economic Botany

Yes ofcourse the Bsc ( Chemistry, Botany, Zoology) is available in English all over India.

You need to worry about the medium just choose your college wisely based on your merit and location.

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Regarding your query, Yes, it's highly likely that a B.Sc. program in Chemistry, Botany, and Zoology (CBZ) will be taught in English, especially in India, as it's a common language of instruction for science education.

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Seems your question is incomplete, can you please elaborate your question so that we can answer and guide you accordingly.

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With a B.Sc. (Hons.) in Botany , you are eligible for both ICAR (Indian Council of Agricultural Research) and IARI (Indian Agricultural Research Institute) , subject to the following conditions:

1. Eligibility for IARI (Indian Agricultural Research Institute)

• Postgraduate Programs (M.Sc./M.Tech):

  • You are eligible to apply for M.Sc. in Plant Sciences, Genetics, Plant Physiology, or Agricultural Biotechnology .
    
    

  • Admission is through the ICAR AIEEA PG (All India Entrance Examination for Admission - PG) .
    
    

• Ph.D. Programs: After completing M.Sc., you can pursue a Ph.D. in relevant disciplines at IARI.
  
  
  2. Eligibility for ICAR (Indian Council of Agricultural Research)

• ICAR AIEEA PG Exam: Your B.Sc. (Hons.) in Botany makes you eligible to apply for Plant Sciences, Horticulture, Genetics & Plant Breeding, and related subjects .
  
  

• ICAR JRF/SRF: Eligible to apply for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Senior Research Fellowship (SRF) in related fields.
  
  
  

• ICAR NET (National Eligibility Test): After completing a Master’s degree, you can appear for ICAR-NET to qualify for Assistant Professor or Scientist positions.
  
  3. Relevant Streams You Can Apply For

• Plant Science

• Genetics and Plant Breeding

• Horticulture

• Agricultural Biotechnology

• Plant Physiology
  
  4. Note: Ensure that your degree is from a recognized university with the required percentage as specified in the official notification.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to ask. We will be happy to assist you.

Thank You and wishing you a bright future ahead.

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Pursuing a Ph.D. in Botany is a commendable decision, and there are several institutions in India where you can apply for admission this year.

• Ph.D. Admissions: Many universities in India offer Ph.D. in Botany for 2024-25.
• Eligibility: M.Sc. in Botany/Life Sciences with 55%+ marks; CSIR-UGC NET/GATE may be required.
• Top Institutes: NIPGR (Delhi), Shoolini University (Himachal), Chandigarh University, St. Joseph’s University (Bengaluru), Sikkim University.
• Application Deadlines: Vary; May–June 2024 for most.
• Selection Process: Entrance test + interview; some exempted via NET/JRF.
• Recommendations: Check university websites, contact potential guides, and apply early.
• Next Steps: Prepare for entrance exams and shortlist universities per research interests.
• Alternative Options: Look for J&K universities with research opportunities.

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According to the latest NEET exam pattern , the Botany and Zoology sections are still separate within the Biology section, but combined to form a total of 90 questions in the Biology section, with 45 questions each from Botany and Zoology. l

Although considered one "Biology" section, the NEET exam still presents questions distinctly categorized as Botany and Zoology.

Both Botany and Zoology usually have an equal number of questions (45 each) within the Biology section.

The current NEET exam pattern maintains this structure with separate Botany and Zoology sections within the Biology subject.

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After completing Bachelor of Science in Botany you can either opt for higher studies or can get a job depending upon your interest.

Courses that you can pursue after completing Bsc in botany are Msc botany, phd botany,  MBA in pharmaceutical Management or Diploma in Applied Botany.

Some of the best career path after pursuing Bsc botany course includes:

• Botanist
• Ecologist
• Environmental consultant
• Park ranger
• Plant Biochemist
• Researcher
• Green House Manager
• Farming consultant
• Teacher

Hope this information will help you

Hello Anu,

Yes, you can apply for both the NIMCET (National Institutes of Technology MCA Common Entrance Test) and OJEE MCA (Odisha Joint Entrance Examination for MCA) exams, provided you meet the eligibility criteria.

Eligibility Criteria:

1. NIMCET:

   • You must have a BSc degree (with Mathematics as a compulsory subject at 10+2 level).
     
     
   • You should have completed your BSc with at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST) or an equivalent CGPA.
     
     

2. OJEE MCA:

   • For OJEE, you need to have a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with Mathematics as one of the subjects at 10+2 or graduation level.
     
     
   • You should have scored at least 50% marks (45% for SC/ST).

Since you passed 12th with Mathematics and are pursuing BSc (Botany Hons.) , you meet the basic criteria for both exams, provided you satisfy the other academic requirements.

Make sure to check the specific eligibility guidelines on the official websites for each exam before applying.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

Based on the details you provided, here is an assessment:

1. IIMs (General Category) :

   • IIMA (FABM) : Your 92.4%ile in CAT is competitive, but for IIMA FABM, which focuses on agricultural business management, your BSc. Botany background might help, though the cutoff for FABM is typically around 95-96%ile. However, if you have strong academic performance in other areas (work ex, 10th/12th), there might be a chance for shortlisting in the interview round.
   • IIML (ABM) : With your work experience and background, IIM Lucknow's ABM program (Agriculture Business Management) could be a strong option, as the cutoff for this program is generally around 90-92%ile, and your CAT score is close to this threshold.

2. IITs :

   • You may have a better shot in IITs like IIT Kharagpur (for MBA in Agri-Business), as their cutoff is typically lower than IIMs, especially with work experience.

3. Improvement Areas :

   • Focus on your CAT score improvement or interview prep to bolster your chances further.

Hope it helps !