Hey there!
Since you have had Botany, Zoology (which are Life Science subjects) and Chemistry as your subjects in Bachelor's, you are eligible to pursue Masters in Food nutrition and Dietetics course from any University across India.

Hope this helps. Good luck!

Hello,

JNU Jaipur offers BSc(Hons) in the following streams-

• Agriculture
• Microbiology
• Home Science
• Microbial Technology
• Biotechnology
• Bioinformatics
• Biochemistry

So, this university doesn't offer BSc(Hons) in Botany.

Hello dear student !

In order to prepare for BHU pet entrance exam for MSc in Botany , first of all you have to make sure that you downloaded the syllabus and so many previous year's question papers. Just be regular and consistent with your studies. Revise regularly and prefer some good notes for it or the one which you have made while preparing. Study smartly and focus on the topics which are repeatedly asked in the previous year's question papers. Relax and eat healthy and take proper sleep , it is very important for all the exams.

Hope this will help you

hello sarthak..,

The ancient Greek Theophrastus (371–286 B.C.E.) is known as the father, or founder, of botany.   he was a student of Aristotle who invented and described many of its principles and is widely regarded in the scientific community as the "Father of Botany ". He is famous for his book, "Historia Plantarum". Linnaeus was a Swedish botanist who is famously known as The Father of Taxonomy. He is known for his books "Systema Naturae", "Species Plantarum". Brunfels was a German theologian and Linnaeus considered him as Father of botany in his listings

William Roxburgh (3 or 29 June 1751 – 18 February 1815) was a Scottish surgeon and botanist who worked extensively in India, describing species and working on economic botany. He is known as the founding father of Indian botany.

hope this information was useful to you

all the best for your bright future..

Hello there,

Both are elaborate courses. You can choose either if them go for teaching job. However if you choose integrated course options to go in other field will still be there as it is an umbrella course.

You can later go for higher education also and do better through any of these courses.

Hello harsha

Both degree have it's own benifits,it's you who need to choose what suits you most, after Integrated MSc in biology you can become scientist, researcher, consultant or lecturer, if you do MSc zoology vs or botany,then you can be a lecturer, the only difference is you can outperform if you do PhD after MSc in zoology which will enhance your teaching profession.

I hope it helps.

Hello,

M.Sc Genetics is a 2 years post graduate program. The genetics branch deals with the studies of human, plants and animals. The candidates studying genetics deal with the study of genetic variations, hereditary and genes of living organisms.

The Best Colleges to pursue M.Sc genetics in India are:

1. Indian Agricultural Research Institute

2. Delhi University

3. Maharshi Dayanand University

4. Calcutta University

5. University of Mysore

6. N.M College of Agriculture

7. Central University of Kerala

8. Indian Veterinary Research Institute

9. Institution of Post Graduate Medical Education and  Research

10. Punjab Agricultural University

The eligibility criteria for pursuing M.Sc genetics in most of the universities is that the candidate should have completed graduation from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 60%.

Some Universities like Delhi University, IARI, etc. provide admissions on the basis of entrance exam which is carried out on institution level.

Best Wishes.

Ashok, GATE Life Sciences paper has 3 sections- General aptitude, Chemistry (Section P) and Section Q to U.

Section Q to U has 5 different sections out of which you can select any two of your choice to attempt in the exam. Section Q is Biochemistry, R is for Botany, S is Microbiology, T is Zoology and U is for Food Technology.

For the detailed syllabus of each section, you can visit the given link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-syllabus/amp