Hey Harshita,

Yes, you are eligible for post graduate diploma in management (PGDM) course, after the completion of  B.Sc Botany zoology. The basic eligibility for the PGDM is to have the undergraduate degree irrespective of the stream, anyone can take admission into the PGDM course. Hope this helps, thank you for asking question here at careers360.

Hey Harshita,

To clear you up on the choices you have for your subjects, I would put up the fronts:.   

1) Go with your interest. Studying whatever interests you more between the two.

2) Now talking about scope, I would personally favour Chemistry given the wide scope of Quantum studies, chemistry has to offer. The field of Quantum Computing is said to take over the science world and be the next big thing and it is widely covered in chemistry.

Best of luck with your decision.

Dear aspirant,

The college does not have M.SC botany course for distance learning.

Courses offered are

BA (Pass / Hons.), B.Com(Pass / Hons.), MA (Odia, English, Sanskrit, History, Political Science, Public Administration, Economics & Education), MSW, M.Com, MBA, Integrated MBA, BBA, and PG Diploma in Management (HRM/MM/FM/POM/DNM/TTM), PGDCA & Courses in NGO Management (Odia medium) under Distance Mode

The university also provides MCA (2-years Lateral and 3 years, Spoken English and Personality Development Courses), PG Diploma in Banking & Insurance Management under Continuing Education Program.

Dear Reader,

You need not worry about the options your degree is providing you currently. Here's a list of opportunities you can avail for the same:

• You can opt for master first in the same domain or in other.
• You doors for lots of entrance exams are open like banking sector if by any chance you had PCM in 12th.
• You can go for UPSC, RBI, DEFENCE FORCES like ARMY, AIRFORCE.
• You can go for teaching field by doing B.ed while you can paralley pursue your PHD and be a research fellow if you are genuienly interested in your domain.

Hi !

The eligibility of giving NEET is 50% from any recognised board like CBSE or any state board , since you have scored only 39% , you are not eligible for giving NEET. 3 year BSC course is not an issue and the the physics subject in BSC. So, you cannot give NEET because of your marks in HSC examination.

Check out the following website for more information:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

but no such form is available yet for bsc hons mam on the official website.....

when will it be Available?