Hello Rahul

Parental care means protecting the eggs or young ones till they become mature enough to protect themselves from predators.

Parent give protection to the eggs by building nests, providing safe place for development of eggs, carrying the young ones safely to other places, etc.

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M.Sc. Botany is a 2-year postgraduate course in Botany. For eligibility purposes, a candidate should pass B.Sc. Degree or equivalent with a recommended score from any recognized university.M.Sc. Botany course offers specializations to the students in the areas such as bryology, forestry, cytology, phycology, plant morphology, agronomy, plant systematic, ethnobotany,

Hello, being a student of botany there are many options you can choose for Masters. I was also a student of botany. I have done my masters from botany right after completing my bachelor's. There are many disciplines in this field. One needs the generic skills in ecology, evolution, about

Hi there. 

After completing your BSc in Zoology it would be a little tough to find college's for MSc  Psychology that allow the candidates of other subjects to take admission.

There are very few government colleges that have the provision of doing MSc in Psychology after BSc in Zoology but

Hello Smriti,

Which University admission are you talking about? Please specify the name to have an exact answer.

Hello Jaya

BHU PET application forms were expected to release in the last week of December 2018. However, there is no official notification by the University.
You should stay tuned for further updates

https://university.careers360.com/articles/bhu-pet-application-form

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• B.Sc (Hons.) (Botany) degree serves as a basis for further higher studies in this field such as B.Sc , Ph.D and M.Phil degree in Botany as well as in Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Food Science, Biomedical Sciences, Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Environmental Sciences, Toxicology etc,the successful completion of which makes one

My subjects r Botany chemistry n zoology

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Yes after completing your Bsc(hons) you will be eligible for Msc degree. In Msc degree you can choose to continue the same subject i.e Botany or you can even change subject as you wish and as per the rules of the university you would be applying to.
For Msc