Microbiology

The admission process in Bhilai Mahila college is taken directly for the B.Sc. . Microbiology course. For admission, you have to go to the campus and register yourself and then collect a prospectus. After completing registration, a higher authority will connect you via mail or call. Eligibility Criteria for the B.Sc. . Microbiology course is 10+2 or an equivalent examination in a Science stream from a recognised board with a minimum aggregate of 55 percent of marks.
Fee Structure: INR 17,000 PA. B.Sc. . Hons. Microbiology is a 3-year regular UG course in Microbiology. You have not to mentioned the college address so I am providing Bhilai Mahila College details. However, most of the colleges offer B.Sc. . Hons. Microbiology course in various states of India. Private, Government and Deemed universities also offer Microbiology courses. Every college has its own eligibility criteria, syllabus, admission procedure, fee structure, etc.

Fergusson College is located in Pune, Maharashtra, India. It is affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University. It was established in the year 1885.
To get into the MSc in Microbiology course, Fergusson College aims at getting a percentage above 90-95 for the general category to get a seat if you are an outside Maharashtra candidate and near 75-80 if you are a Maharashtra candidate.
To get admission for an M.Sc. in Microbiology, the candidate needs to register online, and admission would be on the basis of an online entrance exam conducted by the university.
Eligibility Criteria: A BSc with 50 percent for the general category and 45 percent for the reserved category is required.
Syllabus for the entrance exam: BSc Microbiology syllabus at the graduation level.
The duration of the test is 60 minutes, and the questions are usually multiple-choice questions with one-third negative marking for every wrong answer.
The results of the entrance test are currently available on the official website.

Hello, I think that you want to ask if you can teach botany after having a Bachelor's degree in botany and a master's degree in microbiology. Well, you can teach botany at the school level, as you have a graduation degree in this subject. However, you will need to have some other additional qualifications to become a botany teacher:
1. To become a PGT teacher (a teacher of the 11th and 12th grades), you will need to have a B.Ed. degree as almost all schools require a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed. ) in addition to a graduation in relevant subjects.
2. Also, some schools require you to have an aggregate score of 55% in either both graduation and B.Ed. or just in B.Ed.
3. Further, if you want to apply to a government school, you might need to qualify through entrance exams like the CTET exam or a state exam. If you want to teach at higher levels, like colleges, you will need to clear the UGC NET exam as well, and then you may be able to teach microbiology, as this was your major subject in postgraduation.