Botany

Yes the fellow person can go for M.Sc. In agriculture after opting for B.Sc. In plant Biology and plant biotechnology at graduation level.

Puri was 171.67 for general category, 155 for SC category and 134.83 for ST category. Hope this helps

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10+2 or equivalent qualification through a recognized board / University with subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks.

Yes. you can pursue M.Sc. In environmental studies after completing B.Sc. In plant Biology and plant biotechnology. Bachelor's degree from any stream related to science makes a person eligible for this M.Sc. Course.

Yes, if a person has botany at B.Sc. Level, then they can pursue M.Sc. in agriculture.

Hloo aspirant ,The cutoff marks for MSc Hons. Botony in PU chandigarh. Is about to30000 but get the rank below this mentioned rank Hope u get useful answer

Hi,
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AU.
SGVU.
VGU.
MAU etc. are some good colleges for agriculture

Dear aspirant
The candidate needs to have minimum 50% marks in +2, The college does not conduct any kind of entrance exam, and admission eligibility is based is having merit, 90%& above marks will definitely get the seat.
All'the very best.

The SVU University, Tirupati, offers MSc Botany, all you need to clear your BSc with 50%, need to appear for the entrance exam APPGCET , and the total fee is 24,000/-. If you want to do MSc in Andhra Pradesh u need to appear for AP PGCET , It's a common entrance test.
many other universities also offer MSc in Botany.