Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can do MBA in Agribusiness after bachelors in Botany.Agriculture is one of the most growing and demanding sectors in today’s era.Agricultural products are on a high demand globally ,so the business sector will have plenty of opportunities for those who have interest, knowledge and skills. You can earn a good salary depending on the organization or kind of work you do.If you have business ideas or interest to do something on your own ,then you can go for it. Dairy business,Production of organic manure,Fertilizer Distribution Business,Tree Farming,Cultivation of Medicinal Herbs,Export of fruits and vegetables,Certified seed dealer etc are some business opportunities in this sector, you can either do it on your own or work in organizations dealing with such businesses, it the areas of finance,marketing,human resource,supply chain etc.The average annual salary that one can expect in this field is between Rs. 3-4 lakh.Jobs after MBA in Agribusiness Management are available in government as well as private sectors. You can apply for positions such as Agribusiness Office Assistant, Agribusiness Marketing Coordinator, Farm Manager, Farm Auditor, Agribusiness Food Manager, Agricultural Analyst, Market Analyst, Crop Producer, Quality Controller, etc.Coming from a botany background it will be easy for you to learn about agriculture.

Below are some top institutes for Agribusiness course, you can explore more:

International School of Management Studies, Pune

MITCON Institute of Management, Pune

Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad

Centurion University of Technology and Management, Bhubaneswar

SAGE University, Indore

University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun

National Institute of Agriculture Marketing, Jaipur

https://www.careers360.com/courses/agriculture-and-food-business-course

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mba-in-agriculture-business- management-colleges-in-india

All the best

Hello Aspirant,

The eligibility for B.Sc Chemistry hons. in general is a pass in class 12 with minimum 60% aggregate in physics, chemistry and math/biology from recognized board of education and there is no upper age limit for the same. Hence ,technically you are eligible . But B.Sc Chemistry hons. is an undergraduate degree which is an equivalent of B.Sc general which you have already completed, moreover you have completed M.Sc in the subject, hence take up a UG degree in the same subject is pointless and a waste of time. Therefore universities or colleges may ask for a logical explanation to justify your decision during admission interview,so be prepared for the same. Most universities will have entrance exam for hons. courses , so you will have to clear that too.

See ,BSc hons , is just a refined version of B.Sc in general,it will have a deeper and advanced chemistry topics, sort of like pure chemistry. So , if you wish to pursue chemistry , the wise idea would be to proceed to M.Phill and PhD in the same instead of going backwards in degree,just a suggestion, the ultimate decision is yours , so think twice and decide.

You may visit the below link to see the list of colleges:

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc(hons)-in-chemistry-universities-in-india

All the best

Hello,

Sorry to say dear, but you don't get any hand written notes in here. You can get it from your college seniors or any teacher. But right now everything is online so you can download your syllabus wise books and make hand written notes by yourself.

All the best.

Hello,

You can get the detailed information related to MSc Botany by visiting the official website of Maharaja Ganga Singh University, Bikaner(as the college is affiliated to this university) at https://mgsubikaner.ac.in/syllabus/ , you will also find the contact details of the syllabus coordinators in case you have any query you can reach out to them as well.

No IIT don't offer MSc Botany course. You can go for IISc,JNU,Central Universities etc to get admitted in the course.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

Botanist is a good career option for candidates who have an interest in plant life. They can be involved in plant analysis, research, and protection of the plant kingdom. They can find employment in various sectors like Agriculture sector, Research Institutes, Pharmaceuticals industry, Educational Institutes etc.

B.Sc. in Nautical Science is a 3 years long course.After completing sufficient time at the sea (experience/sea time required as a deck cadet varies with the course pursued at the undergraduate level) and clearing required certificate of competency exams, the cadet becomes eligible to be employed as a navigating officer on board a merchant ship.

• Study in nautical science can create opportunities for jobs as a marine engineer or navigation officer. Major Opportunities include becoming a deck or navigation officer.
• There is great scope after B.Sc in botany. After the completion of your Bachelor of Science in Botany, you can work in different sectors such as Nursery Farms, Lecturer at a College or University, Environmental Consultancies, Pharmaceutical Company and Medical Content Writing.

Botany has more scope as compared to Nautical Science.

Hope this helps!!!!

Hii..

The oppurtunities you have after graduation in botany honours are you can become:

molecular biologist

plant pathologist

environmental  consultant

environment  consultant

horticulturist

plant biochemist

taxonomist

genetics

farming  consultant

plant explorer

conservationist

ecologist

Hope this helps.

ALL THE VERY BEST.

Hey!

After BSc chemistry you can go for MSc Chemistry, it will give you a detailed knowledge of subject. And it will increase the chances to get a good job with a good salary package. You can join into top colleges such as NITs, IITs etc. for MSc chemistry via IITJAM. Later on, you can opt for PhD in chemistry in top reputed institutes via GATE JIFR, TRF etc.

And if you like botany you must go for masters degree, MSc in Botany. Or if you are interested in teaching then you can join schools as biology teacher.  PGT teachers (biology) need to have a Master degree in anyone of the following - Botany/ Zoology/ Biological science/Agriculture/ Fisheries/ Biotechnology etc. But if you don't find yourself more in to botany then you can change your branch in masters to other specific biological field such as MSc Biotechnology, MSc Genetics & Cell biology, MSc Environmental Science, MSc Forestry.  You can also go for integrated program MSc +PhD program, it will save your time but will also give you a dual degree. Otherwise you can choose MBA in other subject if you have interest in management.

Thankyou

Hello,

Yes, apart from those having BSc(Hons), candidates with BSc General Degree too are eligible provided they have passed the degree from a recognized university securing 55% aggregate, and in case of reserved category there is relaxation of 5% such as SC/ST/PwD, to provide you an example MSc Biotechnology offered by IITB,IITI,IITR has no such restrictions in terms of having specific graduation subject combinations though you're required to have have biology at 10+2 level, for more details regarding this visit our page at https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

Hi

Yes, you can do B tech biotechnology even if you are a Biology student and you don't have math

but yes not all the college offers B tech biotechnology to Biology students.
For example,
NITs offer btech biotechnology, like NIT Calicut NIT Durgapur etc but you cannot get admission for B tech biotechnology in NITs as they offer admission through jee Main and it is compulsory to have studied mathematics in 10 + 2 to be eligible for JEE Mains. So, you cannot get admission in any Engineering College even for Biotechnology which provides admission through only JEE mains as to be eligible for JEE main it is mandatory to have  studied maths.

Colleges like VIT offers B tech biotechnology to Biology students.

For example,
To be eligible  VITEEE exam for btech biotechnology , one needs an aggregate of at least 60% in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology in 12tg board exam or 50 % in aggregate of physics chemistry maths/ biology is belongs to SC or St category

So, both Math and Biology students are eligible for B tech biotechnology in VIT .So being a Biology student you can pursue BTech biotechnology in VIT

You can check the same at our page link is provided below
https://www.careers360.com/university/vellore-institute-of-technology-vellore/btech-biotechnology-course

Even chandigarh University  allows students with only Biology in there B tech biotechnology.

To be eligible for btech biotechnology in chandigarh university, one needs to pass 12th from a recognised board with atleast 50% marks in aggregate with Physics & Chemistry with either Mathematics or Biology
You can check the same at its official page at
https://www.cuchd.in/biotechnology/bsc-biotechnology.php

Thank you