Botany Scope

Plant Biology is an international journal of broad scope bringing together the different subdisciplines, such as cell Biology physiology, molecular Biology systematics, ecology, development, genetics, evolution, plant-microbe interactions, ecophysiology, and mycology. There are many reasons remain to study the basic or advanced life processes of plants. When Research on plants enriches our intellectual life and adds to our knowledge about other life processes. The results of research on plant systems can also teach us how to approach problems in health, agriculture, and the environment. As with other life forms in Biology plant life can be studied from different perspectives, from the molecular, genetic, and biochemical levels through organs, individuals, organelles, cells, tissues, plant populations, and communities of plants. I hope this will help you.

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After duly completing a Bachelors education in Botany, a candidate can look forward to being a part of the industry by working as a technician, whereas, a candidate after completing his/her Masters education can look forward to working with some industry giants or being a part of good research teams. The amount of diversity in the field of Botany gives it students to choose their specializations as per their choice, aptitude and interests. There is huge scope of being a part of this industry merely keeping in mind the amount of diversity it has to offer. One can be a part of any reputed organisation as a
Plant explorer: Botanist with a passion for plants who could be a photographer, writer, expeditioner, etc. Conservationist: Is an individual who works for the conservation of the environment and is often linked to organisations working for the cause. Ecologist: A person who works for the eco-system and a balanced environment. Environment consultant: Some botanists qualify to work as environmental consultants, providing inputs and advice for the conservation of the environment. Horticulturist: A horticulturist knows the Science behind different plants, flowers, and greenery. They conduct research in gardening and landscaping, plant propagation, crop production, plant breeding, genetic engineering, plant biochemistry, and plant physiology. Plant biochemist: Biochemists study the chemical and physical principles of living things and of biological processes, such as cell development, growth, heredity, and disease. Molecular biologist: Molecular biologists conduct research and academic activities. The research component involves the study of biological structures in well-equipped laboratories with advanced technology to help them explore complex molecular structures and their particular functions. The equipment may include microscopes, lab centrifuges, computers with specific software that allows them to analyze obtained data, and many more. The number of professions botanists can go into nowadays is endless. Moreover the application of plant sciences improves the yield and supply of medicines, foods, fibers, building materials and other plant products. For getting the best in this course, you should choose the best university. Being an Alumni of LPU, I would say Lovely Professional University is one of the leading university in this course. I hope this helps. All the Best.

There are better scope in terms of employment if you like to say - then it is undoubtedly chemistry as chemical Industries, Industries based on chemical products worldwide are innumerable and it is increasing. So, there are always requirements of professionals in the chemical domains like paints, polymers, pharmaceuticals, fertilizers etc. Other subjects as you mentioned have opportunity too and may appear boon to individual depending on one's interest and degree of aspiration. Last but not the least, in Education domain, all the subjects require efficient teachers and instructors - and if anyone interested in teaching domain he may feel free to choose a subject based on his interest to give his best output for the development of his Nation based on HR. Best wishes.

To be very honest, there is not much scope in botany in India. - from study perspective: The field is good and vast too. If you are serious about taking botany as your major I would suggest you to study till Masters at least. After that you can apply for NET if you want to be a lecturer or you can go for research. Most people also opt for be. D. which can be done after B.Sc. Or M.Sc. In whichever way you like, be. D. opens the GATE for teaching in pvt schools. If you don't want to go to any of these you can do Ph.D. after completing your M.Sc. - Job perspective: You will not see many jobs in botany but yes you will get a chance to do internship in your M.Sc. Days. The reason why jobs less in this area because today the world is full of engineering jobs and MBA jobs and as this is not a technical degree its just a graduate degree. But yes you can do internship after completing your B.Sc. With Indian council of agricultural research. They offer 1 year paid internship ( you require a little knowledge of computers too). And one more thing there is no rule that after B.Sc. In botany you have to do M.Sc. In botany. You can change your major in M.Sc. You can opt for M.Sc. In biotechnology (good scope), M.Sc. In bioinformatics, M.Sc. In human genetics and many more.