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Akansha Bisht

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Here are some of the top BSc Botany colleges in India offering great placement packages to graduates:BSc Botany CollegesAverage Package OfferedDibrugarh Hanumanbax Surajmall Kanoi CollegeINR 38.2 LPAMKR Government CollegeINR 12.7 LPARamakrishna Mission Vivekananda Centenary CollegeINR 11 LPAGovernment First Grade College, ChikkaballapurINR 10.8 LPANSS College, PandalamINR 10.73 LPANote: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body and may vary.

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BSc Botany job opportunities are available in both the government and private sector for fresh graduates. B.Sc Botany course is so diverse and teaches students so much relevant knowledge that it makes students learn about all the essential skills they require to succeed in their career paths.They can work in many industries after completing their course; some of the popular industries are: Colleges & UniversityNursery FarmsEnvironmental ConsultanciesMedical Content WritingPharmaceutical Company

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Once you complete the course, there will be many doors opened for you. Take a look at the points below and get an idea about what you can do depending on your skills and interests.Higher Education: You can go after a Ph.D. or Master's degree (M.Sc.) in botany or a similar discipline. Research positions and more specialized career opportunities may become available with a higher education.Research: You can find employment as research assistants in labs, botanical gardens, agricultural research facilities, or other research establishments. They might gather and evaluate data, carry out experiments, and write for scholarly journals.Conser
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Yes, there are many job options after completing a BSc in Botany subject. If you’re interested in research work you can find work in government research centers or laboratories such as ICAR, Central Food Technological Research Institute, Indian Institute of Forest Management (IIFM), etc.Similarly, if you’re interested in teaching-related work you can go to government educational institutions. You can even opt for the Indian Forest Service, and so on.

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Akansha Bisht

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Unfortunately, not. Botany is the area of Science that particularly focuses on plant life and microorganisms which is a part of Biology. To get admission to a BSc in Botany course, the minimum eligibility is to have Biology subject in Class 12. Without Biology as a core subject in Class 12, a student cannot enrol in the course.

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Yes, a few colleges are offering online courses for BSc Botany. You can find the table below to get more details.Online BSc Botany CollegesTuition FeeKSOU MysoreINR 56,150Centre for Distance and Online Education, Andhra University-Note: The information is sourced from various official sites and may vary.

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Many BSc colleges in India do not require candidates to have a higher percentage to enroll. The minimum eligibility criteria to get admission to a BSc course is to obtain a minimum of 50% aggregate score in Class 12 with PCMB/PCM/PCB subjects.Thus, scoring less than 60% will still land you several good college options offering BSc courses of various types. Additionally, BSc courses can be pursued in both full-time and online modes. Hence, Online Botany courses sometimes don't even require candidates to have certain marks in Class 12. 

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Two important subfields of the much larger scientific subject known as Biology are Botany and Zoology. Zoology is solely concerned with the study of animals, whereas Botany is the study of plants. Nonetheless, Zoology and Botany play a significant role in our day-to-day existence. Here are some key differences between BSc Botany and BSc Zoology.ParametersBSc BotanyBSc ZoologyCourse Duration3 Years3 YearsCourse FeeINR 396 to INR 5 LakhINR 396 to INR 5 LakhTop CollegesBHU, DU, AMU, Panjab University, LPU, etc. BHU, DU, AMU, Panjab University, Amity University, etc. Entrance ExamsCUET, LPU NESTCUET, LPU NESTJob ProfilesBotanist,
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The chances of reopening the registration window for the B.Sc. in Botany at GF College depend on several factors, including the college's admission policies and the number of available seats. Typically, colleges may consider reopening registration if there are unfilled seats after the initial admission process or if there is significant demand.To get the most accurate information, it's best to directly contact GF College's admissions office or check their official website for any announcements regarding late admissions or reopened registration windows.

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Mohammed imraan

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After completing a B.Sc in Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry, several M.Sc courses are well-suited for further studies:M.Sc Biotechnology: Focuses on genetic engineering and bioprocessing, ideal for careers in pharmaceuticals and research.M.Sc Microbiology: Explores microorganisms and their applications, leading to opportunities in healthcare and environmental sectors.M.Sc Zoology: Provides advanced knowledge of animal biology, useful for careers in wildlife conservation and education.M.Sc Botany: Deepens understanding of plant sciences, beneficial for research and agricultural roles.M.Sc Life Sciences: Offers a broad perspective on biolo
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