B.Sc Botany

You can apply for an MSc in Agriculture course after completing a BSc in Botany in India. While a BSc in Botany may not directly align with agriculture, there are often opportunities for students from related fields to pursue postgraduate studies in agriculture. Many universities in India offer MSc Agriculture, and they may consider applicants from diverse Science backgrounds, including Botany. 

BSc (Hons.) in Botany is a three-year undergraduate degree course available at Visva Bharati University. The total number of seats offered for BA courses is 484. The total number of seats offered for BSc (Hons.) in Botany is 42. Candidates can check number of seats allocated to each BSc specialisation available at Visva Bharati University from the above mentioned table. 

The latest cut-off for B.Sc in Botany at Government Girls College, Sambalpur is 75.67%. The college offers Botany as a specialization in B.Sc. Programme Government Girls College, Sambalpur was established in the year 1959 to provide free education to students with the aim of developing moral and social values. It is recommended to contact the accredited school directly or check the school website for information on the cut-off date.

There isn't much information provided regarding placements at Jagiroad College. However it depends on one's own interest. It will be best to get in touch with the placement cell ir alumnis of the particular courses for best information.

There is a B.Sc. in Botany offered by Bhakaracharya College of Applied Sciences (BCAS), but placement opportunities are not so good. In general, this college has the modest placement record for Science courses. There were only 7 jobs available for students in 2022, with a median salary of about INR 2.6 lakhs. Some of the recruiters are Reliance, Genpact, TCS, Amazon, HCL, and Infosys.

Anwar-Ul-Uloom College in Hyderabad typically does not require EAMCET (Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test) marks for admission to its B.Sc programs in Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry. Admissions to these programs are generally based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination (Class 12 or equivalent). However, it is always best to check the specific admission criteria on the college's official website or contact their admissions office directly to get the most accurate and updated information.