Botany
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Yes, you can pursue PGDMLT after Bachelor's degree in in Botany in any institute. The eligibility of PGD in Medical Laboratory Technology is to have pursued a BSC in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Zoology, Botany or any other equivalent subjects with a minimum of 40% marks. Aspirant s should have
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Here are some colleges for BSc Botany in Kerala
Government Victoria College, Palakkad
All Saints College, Thiruvananthapuram
Government College for Women, Thiruvananthapuram
College of Trivandrum, Thiruvananthapuram
Sacred Heart College, Ernakulam
Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram
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Here is the list of some well known colleges in India that offers M.Sc Botany :
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In order to pursue the Bsc Botany Hons Course you must have to have Physics, Chemistry and Biology as the compulsory subjects. So, without physics, you cannot opt for Botany Hons.
(Hons.) (Botany) degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination in Science stream with a minimum of 50%
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The M.Sc. in Botany programme is a two-year postgraduate programme that covers the key areas of plants and their structure in nature and biology. This programme aids students in understanding the botanical process associated with plants and other living things. The principal objective is to provide top-notch programmes
Dear Sneha,
You have mentioned +1 , so I'm assuming you are telling about your exam in 10+1,
So, Sneha .. to get admission in B.Sc Botany , marks of 11th doesn't matter . The following eligibility criteria you need to satisfy to get admission in good colleges :
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Yes you can pursue Msc in botany or zoology after competing bsc in Microbiology under the registered univeristy of india.
Msc zoology is a two year postgraduate program which is dedicated for the study of Animals and if you want to pursue Msc in botany then it is
Most certainly yes! In fact, a new field has emerged out of biology and chemistry which is Computational Biology, which is a heavy Biology as well as Computer oriented field. As a computational biologist, you'll be expected to run queries on databases like FASTA, Pronet and many like these. You'll
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