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Dhananjay Patel

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I m facing same issues. I graduated with Biotech + chemistry + zoology.Due to this criteria thousands of students are not able to appear for kvs emrs and navodaya tgt/pgt exam.We have to come together for file a lawsuit pls. 

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Anurag Shivam

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A score of 370 out of 600 in the CUET 2024 exam may not be enough to get admission to BHU for botany honors. The CUET cutoff for BHU's BSc (Hons) Biology Group is expected to be between 475–530 out of 600. ExplanationEach university has its own CUET cutoff criteria. A score of 600 or more is considered good for admission to top CUET participating universities. A score of 700 or more is considered very good for admission to top universities. A score between 200–400 is considered low. A score of 400–600 is considered average. Factors that affect the CUET cutoff include: The number of seats available, T
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Jatin Shrivastava

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It could be the best in some perspective like it is, with a strong reputation for its dedicated faculty, well-equipped labs, and a focus on research, making it a decent choice for a Master's in Botany. You can consider it according to your destination like it suits you or not and in Kolkata you know now it I consider as a most congested. And even in placement it's not that good it has decent placement package so I don't say that is best, over this you can choose Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College Mumbai, it can be considered as best so choose accordingly. 

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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candidates who complete their graduation in MSc Botany are given a wide range of options to choose from, which can help them shape their career.  Apollo Hospitals, Cipla Ltd, Pfizer, Fortis, Max Healthcare, Godrej etc. are known to be the top recruiting sectors for the aspiring candidates.

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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MSc Botany, also known as Master of Science in Botany, is a postgraduate degree programme that focuses on studying plants, their structure, function, classification, and interaction with the environment. MSc in Botany is a specialised field of biology that delves into the intricacies of plant life and their vital role in sustaining ecosystems.MSc Botany comprises four semesters where students are imparted deep knowledge about the plant kingdom, Physiology, Genetics and Agriculture, Cell Biology,  Physiology, and Ecology. Botany also deals with various aspects of Agriculture,  Horticulture, &
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Aadit Singh Uppal

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Deep Understanding of Plant Biology: MSc Botany programs provide a comprehensive understanding of plant anatomy, physiology, ecology, genetics, and evolution. Research Opportunities: Many MSc Botany programs offer research opportunities, allowing students to delve into specialised areas of plant biology. Conducting research projects can help students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and experimental skills.Career Opportunities: Graduates of MSc Botany programs have wide career options which helps shape their future.Opportunities for Specialization: Botany is a diverse field, and MSc programs often offer o
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neha dhumal

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Hey, Maths is crucial subject when it came to pursuing B.Tech. Pursuing B.Tech without knowing fundamentals (taught in 11-12th standard) will be challenging.And you may not eligible for entrance exam for BTech as it has criteria of minimum 40% in pcm in some state (like maharashtra). But you can take admission through management quota. It may possible that some college provide you admission. You should contact or visit there.

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Urvashi Nakiya

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To pursue a master's in Biochemistry at GNDU as a B.Sc. Graduate in Botany, Zoology and Chemistry you have to clear eligibility criteria like,  1.GNDU typically requirea candidates who have B.Sc. degree in related field like Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology or Chemistry. 2. A minimum percentage (e.g.,50-55%) in your B.Sc. degree may be required.  

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