HELLO,

Yes SRK degree and PG college for Women in Rajahmundry offers a BSC botany course, the college also provides other B.Sc specializations like zoology and chemistry .

For admission students need to pass their 12th class exams .

The total Fees Ranges for B.sc program is from INR 15,558 to 37,005

For admission link - you can directly visit the official site of the college and their you can fill the application form .

For any other details visit the careers360 article - https://www.careers360.com/colleges/smt-kandukuri-rajyalakshmi-college-for-women-rajamahendravaram

Hope that Helps!

Hello Aspirant,

If you have finished your B.Sc. Botany, it is up to your inclination and career objectives to decide between M.Sc. and UPSC.

• Select M.Sc. if you have a profound interest in the subject and aim for a career in research, teaching, forestry, agriculture or environmental science.
• Select UPSC if you have an interest in serving the country through administrative services and are willing to dedicate 1-2 years to rigorous preparation.

Hello chaitanya!

Yes, Skr degree and PG College for women Rajahmundry offer a B.Sc. with botany (combined as B.Sc. in botany, zoology and chemistry). It is 3 year full time UG course which has a total tution fee of around 15,558 as per the Andhra Pradesh online admission module. For getting admission here you need to pass 10+2 from a recognised board and valid exams like BIEAP, CBSE, or ICSE.

You can visit the college admission website through this link: https://cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/APSCHE/OAMDC24/OAMDCHome.html OR alternatively you can access the official admission website by searching for Andhra Pradesh online admission portal ( APOAP). Keep checking the website for official dates regarding admission to the course, syllabus and more relevant details.

Hello there,

To pursue an M.Sc. in Genetics at Banaras Hindu University (BHU), you need to appear for the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) Postgraduate (PG) examination. The specific subject requirements for the CUET PG exam depend on the program you are applying for.

Mandatory Subject for M.Sc. Genetics:

• Life Sciences : This subject is typically required for admission to M.Sc. Genetics programs. It encompasses topics such as genetics, molecular biology, biochemistry, and cell biology.

Additional Requirements:

• Minimum Eligibility : A Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with at least 50% marks.

• Program-Specific Eligibility : Some programs may have additional specific eligibility criteria, so it's essential to check the detailed requirements for the M.Sc. Genetics program at BHU.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to the official BHU admission guidelines or contact the admissions office directly.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Krishna,

Based on your expected score and category, here's a realistic assessment of your chances for B.Sc. (Hons.) Botany admission into Delhi University (DU) :

Key Points:

• You belong to the SC category , which has relatively lower cutoffs compared to General category.

• Your Biology score is 250/250 , which is excellent and strengthens your subject-specific merit.

• Your overall CUET-UG score is expected to be 300–350 out of 750 , which is moderate.

Admission Chances in DU:

• South Campus Colleges (like Venky, ARSD, Dyal Singh, etc.) :

  • These are moderately competitive. SC cutoffs for B.Sc. Botany (Hons.) in such colleges usually range from 330–420 marks (CUET score).

  • With 300–350 marks , you may have low to moderate chances , especially if the cutoff stays high.
    
    

• Off-Campus Colleges (like Bhim Rao Ambedkar, Shaheed Rajguru, Aditi Mahavidyalaya, etc.) :

  • These have slightly lower cutoffs .

  • Your chances are moderate to good , especially where weightage is given more to the subject score (Biology) and less to overall CUET total.

Suggestion:

• Apply widely to both South Campus and Off-Campus DU colleges.

• Keep backup options ready in case your preferred college cutoffs are higher than expected.

• Track DU CSAS portal updates closely after results.

Conclusion:
You have a fair chance of getting B.Sc. (Hons.) Botany in Off-Campus DU colleges and possibly some South Campus colleges , depending on the final cutoff trends for SC category in 2025. Your perfect score in Biology will help significantly.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Dear aspirant,

To become an assistant professor in Botany through CSIR, you need to qualify the CSIR NET examination in Life Sciences subject. You can start by building a strong understanding of core topics like Plant Physiology, Ecology, Taxonomy, Genetics, and Molecular Biology . Use standard books like NCERT, Taiz and Zeiger, and Lehninger. Refer to CSIR NET specific guides and solve previous year papers regularly. It will be really helpful to qualify the examination. After qualifying NET with JRF or LS or lectureship, you become eligible to apply for Assistant Professor posts in universities or colleges. You have to stay updated through the official CSIR NET website. Keep studying and do revisions to get success.

Good luck.

Hi aspirant,

1. The fee structure for an M.Sc. in Botany varies greatly depending on the institution, ranging from around 4,440 to 2.36 lakhs for the whole two-year program.
2. Government universities typically charge lesser fees, ranging from a few thousand to approximately 31,000.
3. Private universities, on the other hand, typically charge higher tuition fees, ranging from 54,000 to more than 2 lakhs for the entire degree.

For particular fee information , go to the official website or contact the universities of your choice .

M.Sc. in Botany

You can also refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!

Hello Candidate,

The cutoff for the Botany course changes every year depending on factors such as the total number of applicants, seat availability, and exam performance.

Could you share the name of the college or university or any exam, for which you want to know the previous year’s cutoff for the General category in Botany ? If we receive these details, we can provide the accurate cutoff marks and related admission information.

Thank you

Hii,

You have a lot of options after earning a bachelor's degree in botany! To learn more and land a better job, you can pursue a Master's (MSc) in Environmental Science, Biotechnology, or Botany. Try getting a PhD if you enjoy doing research. To become a teacher, you can also pursue a BEd.

For employment, research government examinations for positions such as lab technician or forest officer. Short courses in data analysis, agriculture, or horticulture can also be beneficial. Pick your passion: fieldwork, teaching, or research!

Hii,

Students pursuing a B.Sc. in Botany have numerous career options with the government. They can manage forests and wildlife in the Forest Department as rangers or forest officers. Enhancing crop production is the focus of jobs in agriculture departments. As junior scientists, they can join research institutes or botanical surveys.

After completing additional coursework, another option is to teach in government schools or colleges. Tests such as the UPSC IFS, SSC, or state PSC facilitate entry into these positions. Certain jobs require additional training or exams.