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A postgraduate Botany course is the Master of Science in Botany. Biology's section of botany, sometimes known as plant biology, deals with the scientific investigation of plant life. The study of plants, algae, and fungus includes a wide variety of scientific fields, including structure, growth, reproduction, metabolism, development,

B.S. in chemistry. Getting a job in one of the hardcore core branches of the fundamental sciences or engineering sciences is particularly difficult in India because BSc physics, zoology, and botany are all hardcore core areas of BSc. As BSc physics ranks better than any science or engineering branch, you

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With its vast research potential and job opportunities in fields like biomedical technology, bioinformatics, biomaterials, genetics, drug design, and many other areas, a BSc in biotechnology could be a better choice if you're interested in research.

B.Sc. Zoology is also a good choice if you want to teach in

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Yes, you can. The eligibility criteria of MSc Agriculture is that the candidates must have completed their 10+2 with at least 50% aggregate from physics, chemistry, and biology as compulsory subjects. Candidates must have completed their bachelor in Science degree in a relevant field such as agriculture, horticulture, forestry,

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Code 6 will be applicable for the candidates who have passed their B.Sc exam with the PCB subjects

Candidates who have passed BSc examination from an Indian University with at least two of the following subjects:

1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Biology (Botany, Zoology)
4. Bio-technology.

are eligible & can use the

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Hope you are doing well. As per your query; paramedical courses include BPTh (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) , BOTh (Occupational Therapy), Baslp, BSc Nursing, etc? These are aiding courses to the medical field. There is an excellent scope in paramedical courses as they help in healing of a patient

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You can't compare two courses and say one of them is better than the other. Bpharm and BSc botany, both are really good courses with varying scopes. From, employability point of view, B pharm is slightly better as it will open a lot of industrial opportunities for you

• Pharmacology
  
• Pharmacognosy
  
• Medicinal chemistry
  
• Pharmaceutics
  
• Pharmacovigilence
  
• Jurisprudence
  
• Human anatomy and physiology
  
• Pathophysiology
  
• Biochemistry
  
• Industrial pharmacy
  
• Herbal medicine
  
• Cosmetics etc
  

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Yes it is possible to  become lab technician after MSC in botany. You can apply for DMLT course after your MSC. The basic requirement for DMLT is 12th. You will be eligible for various government and private job opportunity.

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