Hello,

Well, based on what I've seen, the possibilities are few.

• You can pursue a master's degree in microbiology, plant genetics, human genetics, or biotechnology (these are some popular courses). Then you can get ready for NET and JRF.
• You may select MBA. For that, you must pass exams like the CAT (recognised by the best business schools), XAT, SNAP, MAT, CMAT, and NMAT ( accepted by 1 college).
• Go for a be.d. if you wish to work in education, and then you must pass the CTET.
• You also have the option of getting an MBA in pharmaceutical management in addition to the regular MBA.
• You are qualified to sit for many govt employment tests after earning your BSc in Botany.
• Last but not least, if none of the aforementioned topics interest you, enroll in a diploma or certificate programme of your choosing(Computers, food technology, banking, and finance etc)

Thank You

Botanist is a decent vocation choice for competitors who have an interest in vegetation. They can find work in different areas like Agriculture area, Research Institutes, the Pharmaceuticals industry, Educational Institutes, and so on.

There are a few positions that one can get in the wake of finishing the degree in BSc organic science, a portion of the gig profiles are:

Natural specialist.

Botanist.

Nursery Manager or nursery supervisor.

Geneticist.

Cultivating advisor.

Scientist.

Plant organic chemist.