B.Sc

Yes, it has you can go for it, for more details go through this link
https://christuniversity.in/sciences/life-sciences/bachelor-of-science-(bsc)-in-biotechnology-chemistry-zoology-bcz.

You can go for M.Sc in Biotech, it boosts your career and skills.
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As per my knowledge and my experience, if you want to pursue B.Sc in agriculture, then you must focus on subjects related to agriculture. You must not choose subjects, like physics, chemistry, and mathematics as a main subject. You have to choose physics chemistry and Agriculture, so that it will help you in your course, and can result better scopes ahead.

As per my knowledge and my experience, you can definitely go for B.Sc in chemistry without Physics and Mathematics, as you can opt B.Sc Hons. Chemistry in which main subject will be chemistry only. And, you have to choose the additional subjects, as per your choice like you can choose English, computer Science, psychology.

You should go for B.Sc in mathematics as compared to B.Sc in chemistry, as after completing graduation degree in mathematics as compared to chemistry, you have many future scope ahead, and you can get good work. And, you will increase your efficiency and skills.

As per my knowledge and my experience, you are definitely eligible for applying in Oxford College of Science for M.Sc in electric science. After completing B.Sc degree, as you have studied Electronics as one of your main subjects in your graduation degree, there is surety of getting admission.

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Dear friends, as per my knowledge and experience, there are many good options after completing your graduation and post-graduation in chemistry. If you want to go for teaching, you can do it. There will be age for school level, or you can go for NET exam for university. And, if you want to join any corporate world, then you can also join many good pharmaceutical companies, which will help you to have a bright future.

As per my knowledge and experience, as you have successfully completed your graduation degree B.Sc with botany, then you are definitely eligible for Masters in botany and there are many different universities in which you can take admission and study further some of them used to conduct their entrance test while some of them used to check your graduation percentage and decides according.