B.Sc. Botany is a 3 years undergraduate course. For getting admission into B.Sc Botony, the candidate must have passed 10+2 with physics, chemistry and biology as the main subjects with minimum 50% from a recognized board.

The top botany degree colleges in India are:

1. St. Xavier's College, Ahmedabad

2. PSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore

3. St. Thomas College, Thrissur

4. Christ University, Bangalore

5. Government Arts College, Coimbatore

6. Maharaja's College, Ernakulam

7. St. Teresa's College, Ernakulam

8. Delhi University, Delhi

9. Viva College, Virar

10. Mar Ivanios College, Nalanchira

Refer to the links given below for more information on botany course in India

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc-in-botany-degree-colleges-in-india

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-botany

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Mentioned below are the name of the Delhi University colleges which offer BSc in botany:

• Hindu College, Miranda House, Hansraj College, Sri Venkateswara College, Dindayal Upadhyay college, Ramjas College, Sivaji college, Maitri college, Shri Guru teg Bahadur Khalsa College, Desh Bandhu college etc.

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the repeated questions for NEET examinations are generally in most cases low, as the level of competition is very high. In most cases similar kinds of questions are asked instead of repeating the same question. However, there are a few times where a question or two are repeated from the previous years. Hence to get to know of some of these repeated questions or similar questions that are asked through out the year in NEET, you may solve the previous years question papers. They are very beneficial as it not only gives you an idea of the similar questions but also helps you get familiar with question paper pattern.

To view the previous years question papers, kindly visit the link provided below.

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Each egg is fertilized independently, and each becomes an embryo. With identical twins, one egg is fertilized by one sperm, and the embryo splits at some later stage to become two. Double fertilization gives rise to an endosperm that provides nourishment to the developing embryo. It increases the viability of the seeds of angiosperms. It utilizes both the male gametes produced by the pollen grains. Occasionally, two sperm are known to fertilize a single egg; this 'double fertilization' is thought to happen in about 1% of human conceptions.

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When it comes to working as a lecturer in a college, you have to complete your master's degree in the relevant discipline with 55% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% in case of reserved categories, since you have tagged botany and zoology hence you can appear for CSIR-NET which is specifically for science subjects, other than this you can appear for SET which is conducted at state level, now coming to your question, if you are able to maintain a good academic profile throughout your school and college such as securing above 80-85%(the minimum has to be above 60% especially for UR candidate), then that's very good when you will be applying to be more working as a college lecturer, since this is an important criteria that will be considered for your selection, other than this if you have published research paper, that also add weightage to the CV.

Ujjwal, NEET is the entrance examination for admission to MBBS,BDS, Ayush and Veterinary courses across India. And to be eligible for NEET, you should have completed your 12th, passed in all subjects and secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST. Now if you belong to OBC Category, the Category you belong to should be also listed in the Central OBC list. Or else you will be considered as General Category and so you have to secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. This 50% is inclusive of the Theory and Practical marks scored in Physics, Chemistry and Biology collectively. You needn't score 50% in Physics, 50% in Chemistry and 50% in Biology separately. You need an aggregate of 50% or 40% depending on your Category as an aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. And along with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, you should also have studied English as one of the core subjects in your 12th. So if you fulfil this criteria, while you are still in your 12th, you should appear for NEET. This year NEET applications have been closed. And so please watch out for NEET registration for 2021.

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Classification of Satellite DNA : It is classified into two categories based on base composition, length of segment and number of repetitive units :

• VNTRs- Variable Number of Tandem repeats or minisatellites surrounded by conserved restriction site. Small DNA sequence is arranged tandemly in many copy numbers. Copy number varies from chromosome to chnromosome in individual. These repeats show very high number of polymorphism. Size of VNTRs 0.1-20 kb. It forms the basis of DNA fingerprinting.
  
• SSRs - Single Sequence Repeats or STRs - Short Tandem Repeats or microsatellites with 1-6 base pairs.

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Here are all the Types of RNA polymerases in eukaryotes and their roles.

• RNA Polymerase 1 - 5.8S , 18S , 28S rRNA synthesis
• RNA Polymerase 2 - hnRNA (heterogenous nuclear RNA) synthesis
• RNA Polymerase 3 - tRNA, ScRNA, 5S rRNA and SnRNA(small nuclear RNA synthesis)

Nascent RNA synthesized by RNA polymerase 2 is called hnRNA or primary transcript. Contains both introns and exons alternately.